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We address the problem of sampling of 2D signals with sparse multi-band spectral structure. We show that the signal can be sampled at a fraction of the its Nyquist density determined by the occupancy of the signal in its frequency domain, but without explicit knowledge of its spectral structure. We nd that such a signal can almost surely be reconstructed from its multi-coset samples provided that a universal pattern is used. Also, the scheme can attain the Landau-Nyquist minimum density asymptotically. The spectrum blind feature of our reconstruction scheme has potential applications in Fourier imaging. We apply the sampling scheme on a test image to demonstrate its performance. 1.
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