Localization operators associated to linear canonical Dunkl wavelet transform (Q7005055)

The article investigates properties of the so-called linear canonical Dunkel wavelet transform (LCDWT), which is a combination of the linear canonical, Dunkel, and wavelet transforms. The Dunkel transform \(D_k(f)\) of a function \(f\in L^1_k(\mathbb{R})\) is defined as\N\[\ND_k(f)(\lambda)=\int_{\mathbb{R}} f(x)E_k (-i \lambda,x) d\mu_k(x), \N\]\Nwhere \(E_k(i\lambda ,x)\) is the Dunkel kernel which may be expressed in terms of the Bessel functions, and \(d \mu_k (x)\) is an appropriate measure. By combining the kernel of the Dunkel and the linear canonical transforms, the authors introduce \N\[\NE^M_k(\lambda, x)=e^{\frac{i}{2b}\left( d\lambda^2 +ax^2 \right)} E_k(-i\lambda/b, x)\N\]\Nas the kernel of the linear canonical Dunkel transform, denoted by \(D^M_k(f)(\lambda),\) where \(M=(a,b;c,d)\) is the matrix associated with the linear canonical transform with \(ad-bc=1, \; b\neq =0.\) After discussing properties of this transform, such as its Parseval's relation, inversion, and convolution formulas, the authors introduce the linear canonical Dunkel wavelet transform whose kernel is\N\[\N\psi^M_{\alpha, \beta}=\alpha^{k+1} T^M_\beta \left( \psi^M_\alpha \right)(x)\N\]\Nwhere \(T^M_\beta\) is a generalized translation operator defined in terms of the translation operator for the Dunkl transform and \N\[\N\psi^M_\alpha (x)=\frac{1}{\alpha^{2k+2}}\exp\left\{ \frac{-i}{2b\alpha}\left(\alpha^2-1 \right)x^2 \right\}\psi(x/\alpha),\N\]\Nwhere \(\psi\) is the mother wavelet. The rest of the article discusses properties of the LCDWT, and localization operators associated with this transform.