A survey on uncertainty principles related to quadratic forms

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Various distribution versions of the uncertainty principles of Hardy, Beurling and Morgan are given. In particular, Hardy's uncertainty principle is proved for temperate distributions \(f\) on \(R^d\) such that \(e^{\pm\pi q}f\) and \(e^{\pm\pi q'}\widehat f\) also tempered, when \(q\) and \(q'\) are two positive definite quadratic forms on \(R^d\). The case of general nondegenerate forms is also considered. A special attention is given to the case \(d=2\) and \(q(x,y)= q'(x,y)=2xy\). In this case all tempered distributions \(f\) satisfying the above hypotheses are completely described they are obtained from the Gaussian function \(e^{-\pi tx^2-\pi/ty^2}\) through a small number of operations.




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