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A Systematic Study of Frame Sequence Operators and their Pseudoinverses

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 Added by Peter Balazs
 Publication date 2008
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In this note we investigate the operators associated with frame sequences in a Hilbert space $H$, i.e., the synthesis operator $T:ell ^{2}(mathbb{N}) to H$, the analysis operator $T^{ast}:Hto $ $% ell ^{2}(mathbb{N}) $ and the associated frame operator $S=TT^{ast}$ as operators defined on (or to) the whole space rather than on subspaces. Furthermore, the projection $P$ onto the range of $T$, the projection $Q$ onto the range of $T^{ast}$ and the Gram matrix $G=T^{ast}T$ are investigated. For all these operators, we investigate their pseudoinverses, how they interact with each other, as well as possible classification of frame sequences with them. For a tight frame sequence, we show that some of these operators are connected in a simple way.

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