a generalization of the known results in fusion frames and $g$-frames theory to continuous fusion frames which defined by m. h. faroughi and r. ahmadi, is presented in this study. continuous resolution of the identity (cri) is introduced, a new family of cri is constructed, and a number of reconstruction formulas are obtained. also, new results are given on the duality of continuous fusion fram...

Motivated by the idea of J-frame for a Krein space K , introduced by Giribet et al. (J. I. Giribet, A. Maestripieri, F. Martnez Peŕıa, P. G. Massey, On frames for Krein spaces, J. Math. Anal. Appl. (1), 393 (2012), 122–137.), we introduce the notion of ζ − J-tight frame for a Krein space K . In this paper we characterize J-orthonormal basis for K in terms of ζ−J-Parseval frame. We show that a K...

In this paper we introduce the notion of J-fusion frame for a Krein space K. We prove some basic results regarding J-fusion frame. We also approximate J-fusion frame bounds of a J-fusion frame by the upper and lower bounds of the synthesis operator. Finally we provide a necessary and sufficient condition under which the image of J-fusion frame under a bounded invertible linear map is also a J-f...

If a modal logic L is finitely axiomatisable, then it is of course decidable whether a finite frame is a frame for L: one just has to check the finitely many axioms in it. If L is not finitely axiomatisable, then this might not be the case. For example, it is shown in [7] that the finite frame problem is undecidable for every L between the product logics K ×K ×K and S5 × S5 × S5. Here we show t...

Dynamic images of natural objects exhibit significant correlations in k-space and time. Thus, it is feasible to acquire only a reduced amount of data and recover the missing portion afterwards. This leads to an improved temporal resolution, or an improved spatial resolution for a given amount of acquisition. Based on this approach, two methods were developed to significantly improve the perform...

in this paper, we first discuss about canonical dual of g-frameλp = {λip ∈ b(h, hi) : i ∈ i}, where λ = {λi ∈ b(h, hi) :i ∈ i} is a g-frame for a hilbert space h and p is the orthogonalprojection from h onto a closed subspace m. next, we provethat, if λ = {λi ∈ b(h, hi) : i ∈ i} and θ = {θi ∈ b(k, hi) :i ∈ i} be respective g-frames for non zero hilbert spaces hand k, and λ and θ are unitarily e...

ion Revisited: We have seen the use of homogeneous matrices before for the purpose of performing affine transformations (that is, for moving objects around in space). We are using the same mechanism here, but the meaning is quite different. Here the objects are not being moved, rather we are simply translating the names of points and vectors from one coordinate system to another. The geometric ...