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Definition 1.
Cc (Rd ) := {f : Rd → C, continuous and with compact support}1
Ccdef
Four-intdef
Definition 2. The support of a continuous (!) function is defined as the closure of the
set of “relevant points”:
supp(f ) := {x, f (x) 6= 0}−
Definition 3.
(1) translation Tx : Tx f (z) = [Tx f ](z) = f (z − x)
(the graph is preserved but moved by the vector x to another position);
(2) dilation Dρ (value preserving) and Stρ (mass preserving);
(3) involution f 7→ fˇ with fˇ(z) = f (−z);
(4) modulation Mω : Multiplication with the character x 7→ exp(2πiωx), i.e. [Mω f ](z) :=
e2πiω·z f (z)
(5) Fourier transform F, F −1 , to be discussed only later: our normalization will be
that given for f ∈ Cc (Rd ) by the integral
Z
(1)
F : f 7→ fˆ : fˆ(s) =
f (t)e2πis·t dt
Rd
Cbdef
Definition 4.
Cb (Rd ) := {f : Rd 7→ C, continuous and bounded with the norm kf k∞ = supx∈Rd |f (x)| }
The spaces Cub (Rd ) and C0 (Rd ) are defined as the subspaces of functions which are
uniformly continuous resp. decaying at infinity, i.e.
f ∈ C0 (Rd )
if and only if
lim |f (x)| = 0.
|x|→∞
Lemma 1. Characterization of Cub (Rd ) within Cb (Rd ) (or even L∞ (Rd )).
kTx f − f k∞ → 0 for x → 0.
if and only if f ∈ Cub (Rd ).
We will use the symbol L(C0 (Rd )) for the Banach space of all bounded and linear
operators on the Banach space C0 (Rd ), endowed with the operator norm kT k∞ :=
supkf k∞ ≤1 kT f k∞ .
Definition 5. An directed family (a net or sequence) (hα )α∈I in a Banach algebra
(B, k · kB ) is called a BAI (= bounded approximate identity or “approximate unit”
for (B, k · kB )) if
lim khα · h − hkB = 0 ∀h ∈ B.
α
Definition 6. Definition of value preserving dilation operators:
Drho1
Dρ f (z) = f (ρ · z), ρ > 0, z ∈ Rd
Definition 7. We denote the dual space of C0 (Rd ), k · k∞ with (M (Rd ), k · kM ). Sometimes the symbl Mb (Rd ) is used in order to emphasize that one has “bounded” (regular
Borel) measures.
(2)
1The
capital ”C” stands for continuous, the subscript for compact support
1
2
Definition 8.
d
d
Md (R ) = {µ ∈ M (R ) : µ =
∞
X
ck δtk s.t.
k=1
∞
X
|ck | < ∞}
k=1
Definition 9. A sequence Φ = (Tλ ϕ)λ∈Λ , where ϕ is a compactly supported function
(i.e. ϕ ∈ Cc (Rd )), and Λ = A(Zd ) a lattice in Rd (for some non-singular d × d-matrix) is
called a regular BUPU if
X
ϕ(x − λ) ≡ 1.
λ
Definition 10. For any BUPU Φ the Spline-type Quasi-Interpolation operator SpΦ is
given by:
X
f 7→ SpΦ (f ) :=
f (λ)φλ
λ∈Λ
Definition 11. Definition of dilation operators:
Dρ f (z) = f (ρ · z), ρ > 0, z ∈ Rd
ef-BIBOTLIS
Definition 12. The Banach space of all “translation invariant linear systems” on C0 (Rd )
is given by 2
HG (C0 (Rd )) = {T : C0 (Rd ) → C0 (Rd ), bounded, linear : T ◦ Tz = Tz ◦ T, ∀z ∈ Rd }
Definition 13. recall the notion of a FLIP operator: fˇ(z) = f (−z)
Given µ ∈ M (Rd ) we define the convolution operator Cµ by: Cµ (f )(z) := µ(Tz fˇ).
The reverse mapping R recovers a measure µ = µT from a given translation invariant
system T via µ(f ) := T (fˇ)(0).
Strhodef
def-Stroh
Definition 14. The adjoint action of the group R+ on M (Rd ) is defined as the family
of adjoint operators on M (Rd ) via:
(3)
Stρ µ(f ) := µ(Dρ f ),
∀f ∈ C0 (Rd ), ρ > 0.
Definition 15. ALTERNATIVE DESCRIPTION (replaced later >> theorem): Given
µ ∈ M (Rd ) the uniquely determined measure corresponding to the operator Dρ−1 ◦Cµ ◦Dρ
will be denoted by Stρ µ.
BanMod
Definition 16. A Banach space (B, k · kB ) is a Banach module over a Banach algebra
(A, k · kA ) if one has a bilinear mapping (a, b) 7→ a • b, from A × B into B with
ka • bkB ≤ kakA kbkB
∀ a ∈ A, b ∈ B
which behaves like an ordinary multiplication, i.e. is associative, distributive, etc.:
a1 • (a2 • b) = (a1 · a2 ) • b ∀a1 , a2 ∈ A, b ∈ B.
2The
letter H in the definition refers to homomorphism [between normed spaces], while the subscript
G in the symbol refers to “commuting with the action of the underlying group G = Rd realized by the
so-called regular representation, i.e. via ordinary translations
3
dual-alg
Definition 17. For any Banach algebra (A, k · kA ) the dual space can be turned naturally into a A-Banach module via the action
dual-alg
(4)
[a1 • σ](a) := σ(a1 · a),
∀a, a1 ∈ A, σ ∈ Ad .
Definition 18. A character is a continuous function from a topological group into the
torus group T = {z ∈ C | |z| = 1}. In other words, χ is a character if χ(x+y) = χ(x)·χ(y)
for all x, y ∈ G. Moreover, since |χ(x)| = 1 one has χ(x) = 1/χ(x) for all x ∈ G.
Definition 19. The set of all character is called the dual group, because those characters
form an Abelian group under pointwise multiplication (!Exercise!). We write Ĝ for the
dual group corresponding to G (the group law written as addition in this case).
Definition 20. The Fourier transform of µ ∈ Mb (Rd ) is defined by
meas-FT-def
Li-Def
eas-support
(5)
µ̂(s) = µ(χs )
Definition 21. We define L1 (Rd ) as the closure of M Cc within (M (Rd ), k · kM ).
Definition 22. A point x does not belongs to the support of a measure µ ∈ M (Rd ) if
there exists some k ∈ Cc (Rd ) with k(x) = 1, but nevertheless k · µ 6= 0. The complement
of this set is denoted by supp(µ).
Definition 23. A bounded subset H ⊂ M (Rd ) is called (uniformly) tight if for every
ε > 0 there exists k ∈ Cc (Rd ) such that kµ − k · µkM ≤ ε for al µ ∈ H.
Definition 24. A bounded subset H ⊂ C0 (Rd ) is called (uniformly) tight if for every
ε > 0 there exists h ∈ Cc (Rd ) such that kh − k · hk∞ ≤ ε for al h ∈ H.
WCdefphi
Definition 25. Let ϕ be any non-zero, non-negative function on Rd .
WCdefphi1
(6) W (C0 , L1 ) = { f ∈ C0 (Rd ) | ∃(ck )k∈N ∈ `1 , (xk )k∈N in Rd , |f (x)| ≤
X
ck ϕ(x − xk ) }
k∈N
We define
kf | W (C0 , L1 )(Rd )k := inf {kck`1 =
X
|ck | }
k∈N
WCdefphi1
where the infimum is taken over all “admissible dominations” of f as in (6).
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