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On the existence of the solution for one-dimensional discrete phase retrieval problem

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We consider the discrete form of the one-dimensional phase retrieval (1-D DPhR) problem from the point of view of input magnitude data. The direct method can provide a solution to the 1-D DPhR problem if certain conditions are satisfied by the input magnitude data, namely the corresponding trigonometric polynomial must be nonnegative. To test positivity of a trigonometric polynomial a novel DFT-based criterion is proposed. We use this DFT criterion for different sets of input magnitude data to evaluate whether the direct method applied to the 1-D DPhR problem leads to a solution in all explored cases.

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  1. L should be much greater than N; as we shall see in Sect. 5, \(L=2^{13}N\) is a good choice.

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The work of first author has been supported by Grant PAV3M PN-II-PT-PCCA-2013-4-1762.

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Rusu, C., Astola, J. On the existence of the solution for one-dimensional discrete phase retrieval problem. SIViP 11, 195–202 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11760-016-0919-0

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