Group Theoretical Structure of Spectral Spaces
Tóm tắt
It is known that for every selection of illumination spectra there is a coordinate system such that all coordinate vectors of these illumination spectra are located in a cone. A natural set of transformations of this cone are the Lorentz transformations. In this paper we investigate if sequences of illumination spectra can be described by one-parameter subgroups of Lorentz-transformations. We present two methods to estimate the parameters of such a curve from a set of coordinate points. We also use an optimization technique to approximate a given set of points by a one-parameter curve with a minimum approximation error. In the experimental part of the paper we investigate series of blackbody radiators and sequences of measured daylight spectra and show that one-parameter curves provide good approximations for large sequences of illumination spectra.
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