\(g\)-frames and \(g\)-frame sequences in Hilbert spaces (Q2266853): Difference between revisions

Let \(U\) and \(V\) be two complex Hilbert spaces, let \(\{V_j\}_{j\in J}\) be a sequence of closed subspaces of \(V,\) where \(J\subset\mathbb Z,\) and let \(L(U,V_j)\) be the collection of all bounded linear spaces from \(U\) to \(V_j.\) For a \(g\)-frame \(\{\Lambda_j:\Lambda_j\in L(U,V_j)\}_{j\in J}\) for \(V\) with respect to \(\{V_j\}_{j\in J}\) (i.e. there exist \(A,B>0\) such that \[ A\| f\|^2\leq \sum_{j\in J}\| \Lambda_jf\|^2\leq B\| f\|^2 \] for all \(f\in V)\) the authors find some relations between operators \[ S: f\to \sum_{j\in J}\Lambda^*_j\Lambda_jf,\quad Q: \{g_j\}_{j\in J}\to \sum_{j\in J}\Lambda_j^*g_j \] and \(A,B;\) moreover necessary and sufficient conditions for a \(g\)-frame in terms of \(Q\) are given. Further the authors define a \(g\)-frame sequence \(\{\Lambda_j\}_{j\in J}\) for \(U\) as a \(g\)-frame for \[ W=\overline{\{\sum_{j\in J_1}\Lambda_j^*g_j \,\text{for any finite} \,J_1\subset J \,\text{and any} \,g_j\in V_j,\: j\in J\}}. \] They discuss that definition and consider the stability of a \(g\)-frame sequence under perturbation.