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.....If is a solution to the ISUL problem, then with is also a solution. Proof: We show that span (18) span (19) span (20) span (21) 22) Hence, is also a solutiontothe ISULproblem. C. Periodic Nonuniform Sampling with Unknown Shifts The periodic nonuniform sampling problem has been studied in [9] and [10] for multiband signals. We consider the ISUL problem where the irregular set of locations follows a periodic nonuniform pattern. It comes about in applications where a uniform set of samples is insufficient to reconstruct the signal, i.e. 3466 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON SIGNAL PROCESSING, VOL. ....
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