Constructing an orthonormal set of eigenvectors for DFT matrix using Gramians and determinants

12/12/2017
by   Vadim Zaliva, et al.
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The problem of constructing an orthogonal set of eigenvectors for a DFT matrix is well studied. An elegant solution is mentioned by Matveev in his paper "Interwining relations between the Fourier transfom and discrete Fourier transform, the related functional identities and beyond". In this paper, we present a distilled form of his solution including some steps unexplained in his paper, along with correction of typos and errors using more consistent notation. Then we compare the computational complexity of his method with the more traditional method involving direct application of the Gram-Schmidt process. Finally, we present our implementation of Matveev's method as a Mathematica module.

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