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On some explicit deconvolution formulas

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, , Citation C A Berenstein et al 1983 J. Opt. 14 75 DOI 10.1088/0150-536X/14/2/003

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Abstract

The aim is to solve the following problem: given several measuring devices defined by a convolution with distributions mu 1, ..., mu m of compact support in Rn one would like to construct explicitly deconvolutors, i.e. distributions nu 1, ..., nu m, also of compact support, such that: mu 1* nu 1+...+ mu m* nu m= delta where * designs the convolution operation; such distributions nu 1, ..., nu m define measuring devices which, as soon as they have been constructed, allow one to reconstruct exactly an arbitrary signal phi in Cinfinity (Rn) which was measured through the original devices defined by convolution, with distributions mu 1, ..., mu m. By explicit, the authors mean that nu 1, ..., nu m are given by formulas involving the mu 1, ..., mu m, convolution, differentiation, integration and sums. The authors try to solve that kind of problem under particular hypothesis on mu 1, ..., mu m, so as to include all examples where the question has arisen and specially the case of the use of two optical devices whose transfer functions are 1/ pi R1(J1(rR1)/r) and 1/ pi R2(J1(rR2)/r) with distinct R1 and R2.

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