We present a new way of obtaining the Bargmann transform between L 2 (R n) and the Fock space F = F(C n) via a simple restriction principle applied to holo-morphic functions. This same principle also recovers the transform between functions on a compact Lie group and holomorphic functions on its complexii-cation studied by Gross, Hall, Hijab et al., see 1] and 2], and it gives in a similar way ...

Let M be a right module over a ring R. In this manuscript, we shall study on a special case of F-inverse split modules where F is a fully invariant submodule of M introduced in [12]. We say M is Z 2(M)-inverse split provided f^(-1)(Z2(M)) is a direct summand of M for each endomorphism f of M. We prove that M is Z2(M)-inverse split if and only if M is a direct...

The fractional Fourier transforms (FrFTs) is one-parametric family of unitary transformations {F} α=0. FrFTs found a lot of applications in signal and image processing. The identical and classical Fourier transformations are both the special cases of the FrFTs. They correspond to α = 0 (F = I) and α = π/2 (F = F), respectively. Up to now, the fractional Fourier spectra Fi = Fi {f} , i = 1, 2, ....

The discrete wavelet transform has been an exciting topic of mathematical research for about 10 years now. Some of the early wavelet research had seismic applications explicitly in mind, but elds as diverse as quantum physics and voice coding have also provided insights leading to the development of the modern theory. Our purpose is to explain and illustrate the eeect of the discrete wavelet tr...

The wavelet transform of a function f(t) is deened by the formula: Wf(t; a) = W a f(t) = 1 p a Z f(s)g(t ? s a) ds where g(t) is a xed function, t 2 R and a 2 R +. This transform yields a joint timescale representation the original input function that has been of great recent interest. (See for example D1] D2] and HW]). In a recent correspondence, Flandrin F] proposed the use of the wavelet tra...