We apply the algebraic method to Bateman Hamiltonian and obtain its natural frequencies ladder operators from adjoint or regular matrix representation of that operator. Present analysis shows eigenfunctions compatible with complex eigenvalues obtained earlier by other authors are not square integrable. In addition this, annihilate an infinite number such eigenfunctions.

A theory of frames that extend Gabor analysis by including chirping is discussed. The chirping parameter in thesètime-frequency localization frames' depends on time and/or frequency shift parameters that can be adapted to analyze and detect chirps in noisy signals. Radar/sonar applications are outlined. The frame theory is motivated by a generalized notion of square-integrable group representat...

We lift the constraint of a diagonal representation of the Hamiltonian by searching for square integrable bases that support an infinite tridiagonal matrix representation of the wave operator. The class of solutions obtained as such includes the discrete (for bound states) as well as the continuous (for scattering states) spectrum of the Hamiltonian. The problem translates into finding solution...

This paper is concerned with the construction of generalized Banach frames on homogeneous spaces. The major tool is a unitary group representation which is square integrable modulo a certain subgroup. By means of this representation, generalized coorbit spaces can be defined. Moreover, we can construct a specific reproducing kernel which, after a judicious discretization, gives rise to atomic d...

In this note we use Clifford algebras and their Fock representations to build representations of LU(N) and LSU(N). Let H be the Hilbert space of square-integrable sections of the trivial rank N complex vector bundle over S and P : H → H the projection onto the space spanned by non-negative Fourier modes. To this data we can associate the Fermionic Fock space FP . FP is a representation of level...

Let K/F be a quadratic extension of p-adic fields, and n a positive integer. A smooth irreducible representation of the group GL(n, K) is said to be distinguished, if it admits on its space a nonzero GL(n, F )-invariant linear form. In the present work, we classify distinguished generic representations of the group GL(n, K) in terms of inducing quasi-square-integrable representations. This has ...

Introduction 2 1. Harmonic analysis and unitary duals 2 2. Non-discrete locally compact fields, classical groups, reductive groups 4 3. K0-finite vectors 7 4. Smooth representations 8 5. Parabolically induced representations 9 6. Jacquet modules 12 7. Filtrations of Jacquet modules 14 8. Square integrable and tempered representations 15 9. Langlands classification 16 10. Geometric lemma and alg...

For a real or p-adic connected reductive group G, Harish-Chandra introduced the Plancherel measure on the tempered dual Ĝtemp and founded the Plancherel formula [7, 18] relating functions on G to functions on Ĝtemp. While the Plancherel measure is equal to the formal degree for square-integrable representations, there has been no similar interpretation for tempered but nonsquare-integrable repr...

Founding harmonic analysis on classical simple complex groups, I.M. Gelfand and M.A. Naimark in their classical book [GN] posed three basic questions: unitary duals, characters of irreducible unitary representations and Plancherel measures. In the case of reductive p-adic groups, the only series of reductive groups where unitary duals are known are general linear groups. In this paper we reduce...