Location
Crow 204
Start Date
7-18-2016 4:00 PM
End Date
18-7-2016 4:20 PM
Description
There is a long history of creating frames by sampling continuous frames. For instance, Gabor frames are formed by sampling the short time Fourier transform at a lattice. Continuous frames often arise naturally in mathematics and physics, but the sampled frames are usually more useful in application. Using the results of Marcus-Spielman-Srivastava in their solution of the Kadison-Singer problem, we prove that every bounded continuous frame may be sampled to obtain a frame. This is joint work with Darrin Speegle.
The Discretization Problem for continuous frames.
Crow 204
There is a long history of creating frames by sampling continuous frames. For instance, Gabor frames are formed by sampling the short time Fourier transform at a lattice. Continuous frames often arise naturally in mathematics and physics, but the sampled frames are usually more useful in application. Using the results of Marcus-Spielman-Srivastava in their solution of the Kadison-Singer problem, we prove that every bounded continuous frame may be sampled to obtain a frame. This is joint work with Darrin Speegle.