Multidimensional continuous Bessel wavelet transform: properties and applications
This paper begins with a concise overview of the harmonic analysis associated with the multidimensional Laplace-Bessel differential operator, which forms the analytical foundation for the results that follow. The authors then introduce a new formulation: the multidimensional continuous Laplace-Bessel wavelet transform. They investigate several key properties of this transform, including admissibility and structural behavior. The paper establishes a Calderón-type reproducing formula as well as a reconstruction formula, demonstrating the transform's utility in function recovery. In the final section, the authors examine a version of Heisenberg's uncertainty principle in the context of the proposed wavelet transform, extending classical results to the Laplace-Bessel framework.
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