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Even-odd transformation with application to multi-user CW radars

An even-odd transformation is a linear phase transformation which translates a set of sequences into one, all of whose absolute even and odd correlation functions become the respective absolute odd and even correlation functions of the original set. This transformation, which may be regarded as a generalization of the BTP-transform, has potential application in the design of sequence sets for multi-user CW radars.