Multiresolution analysis on local fields and characterization of scaling functions

General harmonic expansions, frames (42C15) Nontrigonometric harmonic analysis involving wavelets and other special systems (42C40) Analysis on specific locally compact and other abelian groups (43A70)

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Let \(K\) be a local field of positive characteristic and \(K=\bigcup_{j\in{\mathbb Z}} {\mathfrak p}^{-j}{\mathfrak D}\), where \(\mathfrak p\) is a fixed element of maximum absolute value in the prime ideal in \(K\) and \({\mathfrak D}\) is the ring of integers in \(K\). Suppose that \(\{u(n)\mid n\in \{0\}\cup{\mathbb N}\}\) is a complete list of discrete coset representatives of \({\mathfrak D}\) in \(K\). We can introduce analogous notions of translation and dilation as NEWLINE\[NEWLINE q^{j/2}f({\mathfrak p}^{-j}x-u(k)), NEWLINE\]NEWLINE where \(q=|{\mathfrak p}^{-1}|\). Then, similarly as in the Euclidean case, we can develop the theory of wavelets, especially, multiresolution analysis (\text{MRA}) on \(K\), that is a sequence \(\{V_j\mid j\in{\mathbb Z}\}\) of closed subspaces of \(L^2(K)\) satisfying certain conditions. In this paper the authors find some crucial properties of \text{MRA} on \(K\): In the definition of \text{MRA} on \(K\) it is enough that the translations of the scaling function form a Riesz basis of \(V_0\) instead of an orthogonal basis and the triviality condition \(\bigcap_{j\in{\mathbb Z}}V_j=\{0\}\) follows from other conditions. Finally, they characterize the scaling functions by their Fourier transforms.

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