THE Banach Gelfand Triple and its role in Classical Fourier Analysis and Operator TheoryHans G. Feichtinger (NuHAG + ARI (OEAW)) given at University of Tbilisi (Georgia) (14.03.22 14:00) id: 3711 length: 45min status: type: LINK-Presentation: https://nuhagphp.univie.ac.at/dateien/talks/3711_BanGelFei22A.pdf ABSTRACT: STARTing Some History Conceptual HA SOsp(Rd) Test Functions Landscape Classical Appl. Fei/Kaibl Applications Poisson TILS Multipliers Spectral Analysis The Kernel Theorem Operator BGT-Isomorphism bibliography Relevance for Gabor Analysis Just one FT THANKS The History of Fourier Analysis From individual function to function spaces Classical Fourier Series and Fourier transforms; Questions of pointwise (a.e.) convergence; Mapping properties, e.g. Hausdorff Young; Abstract Harmonic Analysis (LCA groups), convolution; Distribution theory (microlocal analysis); Computational HA (FFT, FFTW); Systems Theory, impulse response, transfer function. GOAL: Moving from the consideration of the individual function, operator or function spaces to the relationship between functions on different groups and their connections. Hans G. Feichtinger THE Banach Gelfand Triple and its role in Classical Fourier Analysis and Operator Theory |