Publication

Inverse scattering experiments, structured matrix inequalities, and tensor algebra

Ali H. Sayed
2002
Journal paper

Abstract

This paper deals with a general matrix extension problem with structural constraints and provides a recursive solution in terms of an inverse scattering experiment. Both the stationary and nonstationary cases are considered, in addition to connections to tensor algebra.

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/233231?ln=en

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