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An Optimal-Dimensionality Sampling for Spin-s Functions on the Sphere

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Elahi, Usama
Khalid, Zubair
Kennedy, Rodney
McEwen, Jason

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE Inc)

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For the representation of spin-s band-limited functions on the sphere, we propose a sampling scheme with optimal number of samples equal to the number of degrees of freedom of the function in harmonic space. In comparison to the existing sampling designs, which require ∼ 2L2 samples for the representation of spin-s functions band-limited at L, the proposed scheme requires No=L2-s2 samples for the accurate computation of the spin-s spherical harmonic transform (s-SHT). For the proposed sampling scheme, we also develop a method to compute the s-SHT. We place the samples in our design scheme such that the matrices involved in the computation of s-SHT are well-conditioned. We also present a multipass s-SHT to improve the accuracy of the transform. We also show the proposed sampling design exhibits superior geometrical properties compared to existing equiangular and Gauss-Legendre sampling schemes, and enables accurate computation of the s-SHT corroborated through numerical experiments.

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IEEE Signal Processing Letters

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2099-12-31