Academic Papers

On the Maximum of Entropy for Othogonal Matrices

Nov 01, 2020

The local and global bounds for the Shannon entropy of real orthogonal matrices have been found for various orders of orthogonal matrices. It has been proved that in the cases when a Hadamard matrix of order n exists, the entropy achieves its global maximum value n ln n. For other orders in which the corresponding Hadamard matrix does not exist, local maximal bounds on the entropy are obtained by making use of orthogonal matrices corresponding to nite projective planes, biplanes and triplanes. In the case of complex inverse orthogonal matrices, the construction has been shown, which achieves this global maximum bound. The Renyi and Tsallis entropy for real orthogonal matrices are also dened and their local and global optimal bounds are also obtained for various orders of n.

  • Year: 2020
  • Category: Secure & Resilient Systems
  • Category: Radar Systems
  • Tag: Shannon Entropy, Orthogonal Matrices, Optimization, Hadamard Matrices, Renyi Entropy, Tsallis Entropy, Kullback-Leibler Divergence
  • Author: K. T. Arasu, Manil. T. Mohan, Akhilesh Pathak, Ramya Ramachandran Janaki
  • Released: Indian Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics

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K. T. Arasu

K. T. Arasu (Member, IEEE) is a senior research scientist at Riverside Research in the Engineering and Support Solutions Group. He received the B.S. and M.S. degrees in

mathematics from Panjab University, India, and the Ph.D. degree from The

Ohio State University. Prior to joining

Riverside Research, he was a Professor with the Department of Mathematics

and Statistics, Wright State University, for 35 years. He investigates novel

techniques on error correcting codes, cryptography, data security and privacy,

as well as topics at the intersection of machine learning, security, and

information theory. He has published over 110 research papers. During

his time as a professor at Wright State University, he was presented the

Teaching Excellence Award from the College of Science and Mathematics, the

Presidential Research Excellence Award, and the Trustees' Award for Faculty

Excellence. He serves on the editorial board of several technical international

journal publications.

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