Bargmann transform on the space of hyperplanes
In this paper, the author considers a transformation \(\mathcal B_h \) on functions of the space of hyperplanes of \(\mathbb R^n\). More precisely, this transformation is defined so that the Bargmann transform \(\mathcal T_h\) on distributions of \(\mathbb R^n\) decomposes easily in terms of \(\mathcal B_h \) and the Radon transform \(\mathcal R\): \(\mathcal T_h = \mathcal B_h \mathcal R\) when \(n\) is odd while \(\mathcal T_h = \mathcal B_h \mathcal H \mathcal R\) when \(n\) is even with \(\mathcal H\) the Hilbert transform in \(\mathbb R\). Beside proving this decomposition, the paper is devoted to the micro-local analysis of \(\mathcal B_h\) as a Fourier integral operator.
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