Abstract
A method for linear, one-dimensional transformations in white light is described. In the case of discrete object and transformation functions, we may call this operation also a matrix multiplication. The method uses the multiplexing facility of the wavelength coordinate. This fact allows us to achieve an image quality corresponding to the full spatial resolution of the optical system. Any type of positive basis functions can be introduced into the optical system. The only restriction is caused by the use of temporally incoherent light. Therefore bipolar basis functions of a transformation must be split into positive parts. As application, a Walsh-Hadamard transformation has been performed.
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