Octonion Offset Linear Canonical Transform

In this paper, we introduce a novel integral transform namely octonion offset linear canonical transform (OCOLCT). We first establish the fundamental properties associated with octonion offset linear canonical transform (OCOLCT) and obtain a relationship between OCOLCT and quaternion offset linear c...

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Published in:Analysis and mathematical physics 2022-08, Vol.12 (4), Article 95
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