EXPLORING NEAR EQUIANGULAR FRAMES: PROPERTIES AND RESULTS"
DOI:
https://doie.org/10.5281/vyncb279Keywords:
Equiangular frames, near equiangular frames, signal processing, compressed sensing, frame theory, frame design, frame properties, frame applications.,,Abstract
ABSTRACT
This paper delves into the realm of near equiangular frames, investigating their properties and
significance within the context of signal processing, compressed sensing, and related fields.
Beginning with an introduction to the topic, the paper proceeds to explore equiangular frames
as a foundation. The focus then shifts to the central subject of near equiangular frames,
examining their characteristics and applications. Key results pertaining to these frames are
presented, shedding light on their utility and potential in various domains. In conclusion, the
paper highlights the importance of near equiangular frames and their role in enhancing signal
representation and analysis.
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