Positive weight function and classification of g-frames
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Positive weight function and classification of \(g\)-frames
Abstract: Given a positive weight function and an isometry map on a Hilbert spaces , we study a class of linear maps which is a -frame, -Riesz basis and a -orthonormal basis for with respect to in terms of the weight function. We apply our results to study the frame for shift-invariant subspaces on the Heisenberg group.
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