Quaternion Quadratic Phase Dunkl Transform: Its Properties and Uncertainty Principle
Akhilesh Prasad, Debabrata Biswal, Manab Kundu
Abstract
Motivated by the wide applications of the quadratic phase integral transform in signal processing, optics, and time frequency analysis, in this paper we develop a new integral transform called the quaternion quadratic phase Dunkl transform (QQPDT). We present a detailed study of its fundamental properties. In particular, we establish continuity, linearity, scaling, modulation, Riemann Lebesgue result, inversion formula, and Parsevals identity. In addition, we estab lish Heisenberg and Donoho-Stark-type uncertainty principles for the QQPDT. Finally, we develop a signal recovery algorithm in the QQPDT domain. The proposed method enables the reconstruction of missing signal information from partial observations under suitable localization conditions.
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