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What is the difference between Fourier division and Hilbert division?
In the context of information theory, I've seen the term "Hilbert division" used to refer to the Hilbert matrix, which divides a matrix into $n=2^k$ rows of progressively shorter durations.
I know that Fourier division results in a matrix in which the elements in each row are the cumulative sums of some power of a row-normalized infinite matrix, and 66cf4387b8 kirbele
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