In this paper, we will provide a simple method for starting with a given finite frame for an $n$-dimensional Hilbert space $mathcal{H}_n$ with nonzero elements and producing a frame which is $epsilon$-nearly Parseval and $epsilon$-nearly unit norm. Also, the concept of the $epsilon$-nearly equal frame operators for two given frames is presented. Moreover, we characterize all bounded invertible ...

In this paper, we focus on the structured multi-frame vectors in Hilbert $C^*$-modules. More precisely, it will be shown that the set of all complete multi-frame vectors for a unitary system can be parameterized by the set of all surjective operators, in the local commutant. Similar results hold for the set of all complete wandering vectors and complete multi-Riesz vectors, when the surjective ...

Differential operators are widely used in geometry processing for problem domains like spectral shape analysis, data interpolation, parametrization and mapping, meshing. In addition to the ubiquitous cotangent Laplacian, anisotropic second-order operators, as well higher-order such Bilaplacian, have been discretized specialized applications. this paper, we study a class of that generalizes four...

Controlled frames in Hilbert spaces have been recently introduced by P. Balazs and etc. for improving the numerical efficiency of interactive algorithms for inverting the frame operator. In this paper we develop a theory based on g-fusion frames on Hilbert spaces, which provides exactly the frameworks not only to model new frames on Hilbert spaces but also for deriving robust operators. In part...

we investigate the problem of the existence of a frame forright ideals of a c*-algebra a, without the use of the kasparov stabilizationtheorem. we show that this property can not characterize a as a c*-algebraof compact operators.

we investigate the problem of the existence of a frame forright ideals of a C*-algebra A, without the use of the Kasparov stabilizationtheorem. We show that this property can not characterize A as a C*-algebraof compact operators.