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We then apply the method of Transformed Field Expansions which delivers a Fourier collocation, Legendre Galerkin, Boundary Perturbation approach to solve the problem in transformed coordinates.
As discussed in Section 4.1, the structure of frequency spectrum of OFDM-based multicarrier systems causes a phenomenon called leakage problem [14] in transform domain methods.
To obtain conditions (11)–(13) when q is only required to be well-behaved, our strategy will consist in transforming Problem 2 into another program, suitable to be treated under the current methods of control theory.
It should be emphasized on the other hand that no advanced optimization technique is required for the derivation of the Theorem, provided the procedure in the Appendix just consists in transforming Problem 2 into another program where we do not have to deal directly with constraint (10) above.
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Although most conventional approaches based on either transform solve the Helmholtz problem in a transformed domain, the current Green׳s function and associated integral equation are derived in the physical space.
This is followed by a Transformed Field Expansion resulting in a Fourier collocation, Legendre Galerkin, Taylor series method for solving the problem in a transformed set of coordinates.
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The solution of the problem in the transformed domain is obtained by using a direct approach without the customary use of potential functions.
