Averages of simplex Hilbert transforms

Two-dimensional Hilbert Transforms'

Spiraling of approximations and spherical averages of Siegel transforms

We consider the question of how approximations satisfying Dirichlet’s theorem spiral around vectors in Rd. We give pointwise almost everywhere results (using only the Birkhoff ergodic theorem on the space of lattices). In addition, we show that for every unimodular lattice, on average, the directions of approximates spiral in a uniformly distributed fashion on the d − 1 dimensional unit sphere....

Why the Riesz Transforms Are Averages of the Dyadic Shifts ?

The first author showed in [18] that the Hilbert transform lies in the closed convex hull of dyadic singular operators —so-called dyadic shifts. We show here that the same is true in any Rn —the Riesz transforms can be obtained as the results of averaging of dyadic shifts. The goal of this paper is almost entirely methodological: we simplify the previous approach, rather than presenting the new...

Clustering in Hilbert simplex geometry

Clustering categorical distributions in the probability simplex is a fundamental primitive often met in applications dealing with histograms or mixtures of multinomials. Traditionally, the differentialgeometric structure of the probability simplex has been used either by (i) setting the Riemannian metric tensor to the Fisher information matrix of the categorical distributions, or (ii) defining ...

Generalized multidimensional Hilbert transforms in Clifford analysis

During the last fifty years, Clifford analysis has gradually developed to a comprehensive theory offering a direct, elegant, and powerful generalization to higher dimension of the theory of holomorphic functions in the complex plane. In its most simple but still useful setting, flat m-dimensional Euclidean space, Clifford analysis focusses on the so-called monogenic functions, that is, null sol...