The discretization problem for continuous frames
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Abstract: We characterize when a coherent state or continuous frame for a Hilbert space may be sampled to obtain a frame, which solves the discretization problem for continuous frames. In particular, we prove that every bounded continuous frame for a Hilbert space may be sampled to obtain a frame.
In this paper, the authors solve the discretization problem for continuous frames. They obtain a characterization when a coherent state or continuous frame for a Hilbert space may be sampled to obtain a frame. Finally, the authors provide multiple applications to different classes of frames (scalable frames and Gabor frames).
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