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Introduction Modulation spaces in the Colombeau algebra Wiener-Amalgam spaces in the Colombeau framework Generalized pseudo-differential operators

PhD within Initiativkolleg, the joint project of NuHAG and DIANA

Short-Time Fourier Transform and Modulation Spaces in Algebras of Generalized Functions

Šahbegović, Jasmin 28th August 2009

Šahbegović, Jasmin Short-Time Fourier Transform and Modulation Spaces in Algeb

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1 Introduction 2 Modulation spaces in the Colombeau algebra 3 Wiener-Amalgam spaces in the Colombeau framework.

The generalized modulation space Mp,q

G (Rd)

4 Generalized pseudo-differential operators Šahbegović, Jasmin Dissertation presentation

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Introduction Modulation spaces in the Colombeau algebra Wiener-Amalgam spaces in the Colombeau framework Generalized pseudo-differential operators Short-time Fourier transform (STFT) Modulation spaces Colombeau algebras

Introduction

Short-time Fourier transform (STFT) Modulation spaces Colombeau algebras

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Short-time Fourier transform - motivation and idea A single object containing both information on time and frequency? Consider the Fourier transform of a (suitably weighted) function on an arbitrary interval.

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Short-time Fourier transform - motivation and idea A single object containing both information on time and frequency? Consider the Fourier transform of a (suitably weighted) function on an arbitrary interval. Vgf (x, ω) := f , MωTxg, x, ω ∈ Rd, f ∈ S ′(Rd), g ∈ S (Rd) a nonzero function.

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Short-time Fourier transform - motivation and idea A single object containing both information on time and frequency? Consider the Fourier transform of a (suitably weighted) function on an arbitrary interval. Vgf (x, ω) := f , MωTxg, x, ω ∈ Rd, f ∈ S ′(Rd), g ∈ S (Rd) a nonzero function. STFT represents an object that simultaneously carries information both on time and frequency, yet not instantaneous - due to the uncertainty principle. Additional price to pay: doubled variables.

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Modulation spaces - motivation and idea A way to measure smoothness and decay properties of a function via T-F tools? Use Lp,q norms of STFT.

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Modulation spaces - motivation and idea A way to measure smoothness and decay properties of a function via T-F tools? Use Lp,q norms of STFT. f Mp,q := Vgf Lp,q =

  • Vgf (x, ω)
  • p

dx

  • q

p dω

1

q < ∞ Šahbegović, Jasmin Dissertation presentation

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Modulation spaces - motivation and idea A way to measure smoothness and decay properties of a function via T-F tools? Use Lp,q norms of STFT. f Mp,q

m

:= Vgf Lp,q

m

=

  • Vgf (x, ω)m(x, ω)
  • p

dx

  • q

p dω

1

q < ∞. Šahbegović, Jasmin Dissertation presentation

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Introduction

Modulation spaces - motivation and idea A way to measure smoothness and decay properties of a function via T-F tools? Use Lp,q norms of STFT. f Mp,q

m

:= Vgf Lp,q

m

=

  • Vgf (x, ω)m(x, ω)
  • p

dx

  • q

p dω

1

q < ∞.

Different windows yield equivalent norms Modulation spaces are Banach spaces Modulation spaces are invariant under time-frequency shifts

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Colombeau algebra - motivation and idea Singular objects and nonlinearities in the framework of distribution theory? A differential algebra containing distributions as a subspace and a subset of smooth functions as a subalgebra.

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Colombeau algebra - motivation and idea Singular objects and nonlinearities in the framework of distribution theory? A differential algebra containing distributions as a subspace and a subset of smooth functions as a subalgebra. Algebra = moderate nets/negligible nets

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Colombeau algebra - motivation and idea Singular objects and nonlinearities in the framework of distribution theory? A differential algebra containing distributions as a subspace and a subset of smooth functions as a subalgebra. Algebra = moderate nets/negligible nets Moderate nets - derivatives of a net bounded by some negative power of ε Negligible nets - derivatives of a net bounded by any non-negative power of ε

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Colombeau algebras - advantages Singular objects well defined. Nonlinear operations enabled Product preserved on the level of (a subset of) C ∞-functions Existence of generalized solutions of PDE even when distributional solutions do not exist Notion of association - a path from nonlinear to linear

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Colombeau algebras - advantages Singular objects well defined. Nonlinear operations enabled Product preserved on the level of (a subset of) C ∞-functions Existence of generalized solutions of PDE even when distributional solutions do not exist Notion of association - a path from nonlinear to linear Colombeau algebras - disadvantages Existence of zero divisors Association classes: algebraic properties not inherited Not every generalized element casts a distributional shadow

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Modulation spaces in the Colombeau algebra

Preparation for constructing a differential algebra The generalized modulation space GC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) Association in GC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) Regular Colombeau generalized functions

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Modulation spaces in the Colombeau algebra

An embedding of Mp,q space into a differential algebra? Idea: smoothing via convolution with mollifier.

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Modulation spaces in the Colombeau algebra

An embedding of Mp,q space into a differential algebra? Idea: smoothing via convolution with mollifier.

1 Bound ∂α(u ∗ ρε)Mp,q by some (negative) power of ε? 2 Bound ∂α(uε · vε)Mp,q by some (negative) power of ε? 3 When does ∂α(u ∗ ρε − u)Mp,q → 0? Šahbegović, Jasmin Dissertation presentation

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Modulation spaces in the Colombeau algebra

An embedding of Mp,q space into a differential algebra? Idea: smoothing via convolution with mollifier

1 Bound ∂α(u ∗ ρε)Mp,q by some (negative) power of ε? 2 Bound ∂α(uε · vε)Mp,q by some (negative) power of ε? 3 When does ∂α(u ∗ ρε − u)Mp,q → 0?

Classical multiplication and convolution properties u · vMp,q ≤ C · uMp,q · vM∞,1 u ∗ vMp,q ≤ C · uMp,q · vM1,∞

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Embedding theorems for modulation spaces Represent M∞,1-norm of a distribution f by Mp,q-norm of the derivatives of f ?

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Embedding theorems for modulation spaces Represent M∞,1-norm of a distribution f by Mp,q-norm of the derivatives of f ?

  • Vgf (x, ω)
  • ≤ C ·

|α|,|β|≤2k

  • V∂βg∂αf (x, ω)
  • ·

1 ω2k .

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Modulation spaces in the Colombeau algebra

Embedding theorems for modulation spaces Represent M∞,1-norm of a distribution f by Mp,q-norm of the derivatives of f ?

  • Vgf (x, ω)
  • ≤ C ·

|α|,|β|≤2k

  • V∂βg∂αf (x, ω)
  • ·

1 ω2k . sup

x

  • Vgf (x, ω)
  • ≤ C ·
  • |α|,|β|≤2k

sup

x

  • V∂βg∂αf (x, ω)
  • ·

1 ω2k

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Modulation spaces in the Colombeau algebra

Embedding theorems for modulation spaces Represent M∞,1-norm of a distribution f by Mp,q-norm of the derivatives of f ?

  • Vgf (x, ω)
  • ≤ C ·

|α|,|β|≤2k

  • V∂βg∂αf (x, ω)
  • ·

1 ω2k . sup

x

  • Vgf (x, ω)
  • ≤ C ·
  • |α|,|β|≤2k

∂αf M∞ · 1 ω2k .

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Modulation spaces in the Colombeau algebra

Embedding theorems for modulation spaces Represent M∞,1-norm of a distribution f by Mp,q-norm of the derivatives of f ?

  • Vgf (x, ω)
  • ≤ C ·

|α|,|β|≤2k

  • V∂βg∂αf (x, ω)
  • ·

1 ω2k . sup

x

  • Vgf (x, ω)
  • ≤ C ·
  • |α|,|β|≤2k

∂αf M∞ · 1 ω2k . f M∞,1 ≤ C ·

  • |α|,|β|≤2k

∂αf M∞ ·

  • 1

ω2k dω

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Embedding theorems for modulation spaces Represent M∞,1-norm of a distribution f by Mp,q-norm of the derivatives of f ?

  • Vgf (x, ω)
  • ≤ C ·

|α|,|β|≤2k

  • V∂βg∂αf (x, ω)
  • ·

1 ω2k . sup

x

  • Vgf (x, ω)
  • ≤ C ·
  • |α|,|β|≤2k

∂αf M∞ · 1 ω2k . f M∞,1 ≤ C ·

  • |α|,|β|≤2k

∂αf M∞

−l,0 ·

  • 1

ω2k−l dω, l ∈ N arbitrary, 2k > d + l.

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Lemma For any k, l ∈ N (2k > d + l) there exists C ≥ 0 such that f M∞,1

m

≤ C ·

  • |α|≤2k

∂αf Mp,q

m·n

holds for every f ∈ S (Rd), where n(x, ω) := ω−l.

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Lemma For any k, l ∈ N (2k > d + l) there exists C ≥ 0 such that f M∞,1

m

≤ C ·

  • |α|≤2k

∂αf Mp,q

m·n

holds for every f ∈ S (Rd), where n(x, ω) := ω−l. Corollary C ∞

Mp,q

s,t = C ∞

Mp,1

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Definition EC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) := {(uε)ε ∈ Hp

∞(Rd)(0,1]

  • ∀α ∈ Nd

0 ∃N ∈ N : ∂αuεMp,q

s,t = O(ε−N)},

NC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) := {(uε)ε ∈ Hp

∞(Rd)(0,1]

  • ∀α ∈ Nd

0 ∀m ∈ N0 : ∂αuεMp,q

s,t = O(εm)}. Šahbegović, Jasmin Dissertation presentation

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Definition EC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) := {(uε)ε ∈ Hp

∞(Rd)(0,1]

  • ∀α ∈ Nd

0 ∃N ∈ N : ∂αuεMp,q

s,t = O(ε−N)},

NC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) := {(uε)ε ∈ Hp

∞(Rd)(0,1]

  • ∀α ∈ Nd

0 ∀m ∈ N0 : ∂αuεMp,q

s,t = O(εm)}.

Theorem EC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd)is a (differential) algebra and NC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) is an ideal in EC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd).

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Theorem Let ρ be a standard mollifier. The linear mapping ι(u) := (u ∗ ρε)ε + NC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd)

  • f Mp,q

s,t (Rd) into GC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) is an embedding.

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Theorem Let ρ be a standard mollifier. The linear mapping ι(u) := (u ∗ ρε)ε + NC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd)

  • f Mp,q

s,t (Rd) into GC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) is an embedding. Theorem GC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) = GC ∞

Mp,1 0,t

(Rd), holds for all p, q ∈ [1, ∞), s ∈ R and t ≥ 0.

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Theorem (Characterization of the Ideal) (uε)ε ∈ EC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) is C ∞

Mp,q

s,t (Rd)-negligible if and only if the

following condition is satisfied: ∀m ∈ N0 uεMp,q

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Theorem (Characterization of the Ideal) (uε)ε ∈ EC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) is C ∞

Mp,q

s,t (Rd)-negligible if and only if the

following condition is satisfied: ∀m ∈ N0 uεMp,q

s,t = O(εm).

Theorem Let σ : C ∞

Mp,q

s,t → GC ∞ Mp,q s,t

given by σ : f → [(f )ǫ]. Then ι|C∞

Mp,q s,t

= σ.

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Theorem Let u ∈ C ∞

Mp1,q1

s1,t1

(Rd), v ∈ C ∞

Mp2,q2

s2,t2

(Rd), where p1, p2, q1, q2 ∈ [1, ∞] and s1, s2, t1, t2 ∈ R with t1, t2 ≥ 0. Then ι(u)ε · ι(v)ε − ι(uv)ε ∈ NC ∞

Mp1,q1 s1,t1

(Rd) ∩ NC ∞

Mp2,q2 s2,t2

(Rd), where ι(u)ε := (u ∗ ρε)ε.

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Definition Let s ∈ R, t ≥ 0. An element u ∈ GC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) is called associated with 0 (denoted by u

Mp,q

s,t

≈ 0) if lim

ε→0 uεMp,q

s,t = 0. Šahbegović, Jasmin Dissertation presentation

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Definition Let s ∈ R, t ≥ 0. An element u ∈ GC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) is called associated with 0 (denoted by u

Mp,q

s,t

≈ 0) if lim

ε→0 uεMp,q

s,t = 0.

Theorem Let u ∈ Mp,q

s,t , p, q ∈ [1, ∞). If ι(u) Mp,q

s,t

≈ 0, then u = 0.

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Theorem

1 Let u, v ∈ Mp,q

s+s0,t, s0 ∈ N0. Then

u

Mp,q

s+s0,t

≈ v ⇔ ∂αu

Mp,q

s,t

≈ ∂αv for all |α| ≤ s0.

2 Let u, v ∈ GC ∞ Mp1,q1 s1,t1

(Rd), u

Mp1,q1

s1,t1

≈ v, f ∈ C ∞

Mp2,q2

s2,t2

, t2 ≥ 0 for any p2, q2, s2 and t2). Then f · u

Mp1,q1

s1,t1

≈ f · v.

3 Let u ∈ Mp1,q1

s1,t1 and v ∈ Mp0,1. Then

ι(u) · ι(v)

Mp1,q1

s1,t1

≈ ι(u · v).

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Definition G ∞

C ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) := E ∞

C ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd)/NC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd), where E ∞

C ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) := {(uε)ε ∈ Hp

  • ∃N ∈ N : ∀α ∈ Nd

0 ∂αuεMp,q = O(ε−N)}.

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Definition G ∞

C ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) := E ∞

C ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd)/NC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd), where E ∞

C ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) := {(uε)ε ∈ Hp

  • ∃N ∈ N : ∀α ∈ Nd

0 ∂αuεMp,q = O(ε−N)}.

Conjecture G ∞

C ∞

Mp,q s,0

(Rd) ∩ S ′(Rd) = C ∞

Mp,q(Rd) = Hp ∞(Rd).

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G

Wiener-Amalgam spaces in the Colombeau framework

Why generalized Wiener-Amalgam space? The generalized modulation space Mp,q

G (Rd)

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The loss of the ”Lq-information“ due to the smoothness assumption Recall: GC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) = GC ∞

Mp,1 0,t

(Rd).

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G

Wiener-Amalgam spaces in the Colombeau framework

The loss of the ”Lq-information“ due to the smoothness assumption Recall: GC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) = GC ∞

Mp,1 0,t

(Rd). A remedy? Retrieve the information by involving the Fourier transform side of the STFT - i.e. consider Wiener-Amalgam spaces.

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G

Wiener-Amalgam spaces in the Colombeau framework

The loss of the ”Lq-information“ due to the smoothness assumption Recall: GC ∞

Mp,q s,t

(Rd) = GC ∞

Mp,1 0,t

(Rd). A remedy? Retrieve the information by involving the Fourier transform side of the STFT - i.e. consider Wiener-Amalgam spaces. The generalized modulation space Mp,q

G

The algebra of generalized functions composed of classes of moderate nets corresponding to modulation spaces and classes of negligible nets corresponding to Wiener-Amalgam spaces.

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G

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Mp,q

G (Rd) = EC ∞

Mp,q (Rd)/FMp,q

N (Rd)

FMp,q

N (Rd) := {(uε)ε ∈ EC ∞

Mp,q (Rd)

  • ∀α ∈ Nd

0 ∀m ∈ N0 : ∂αuεFMp,q = O(εm)}.

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G

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Mp,q

G (Rd) = EC ∞

Mp,q (Rd)/FMp,q

N (Rd)

FMp,q

N (Rd) := {(uε)ε ∈ EC ∞

Mp,q (Rd)

  • ∀α ∈ Nd

0 ∀m ∈ N0 : ∂αuεFMp,q = O(εm)}.

Embedding map? Is the suggested algebra of negligible nets really an ideal in the algebra of moderate nets? Is it possible to characterize the ideal in the usual way?

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G

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Theorem Let ρ be a standard mollifier. The linear mapping

  • ι(u) := (u ∗ ρε)ε + FMp,q

N (Rd)

  • f Mp,q(Rd) into Mp,q

G (Rd) is an embedding.

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G

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Theorem Let ρ be a standard mollifier. The linear mapping

  • ι(u) := (u ∗ ρε)ε + FMp,q

N (Rd)

  • f Mp,q(Rd) into Mp,q

G (Rd) is an embedding.

Theorem FMp,q

N (Rd) is an ideal in EC ∞

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G

Wiener-Amalgam spaces in the Colombeau framework

Characterization of the Ideal Let p ≤ q. (uε)ε ∈ EC ∞

Mp,q (Rd) is Mp,q

G (Rd)-negligible if and only if

the following condition is satisfied: ∀m ∈ N0 uεFMp,q = O(εm).

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

Basic facts and definitions Boundedness of ΨDO in the framework of modulation spaces Generalized modulation spaces as symbol classes for ΨDO

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

Partial differential operator with non-constant coefficients P = P(x, D) :=

|α|≤N aα(x)Dα x .

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

Partial differential operator with non-constant coefficients P = P(x, D) :=

|α|≤N aα(x)Dα x .

Action of a PDO on a function P(x, D)f (x) =

  • P(x, ξ) · ˆ

f (ξ) · e2πiξx dξ.

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

Partial differential operator with non-constant coefficients P = P(x, D) :=

|α|≤N aα(x)Dα x .

Action of a PDO on a function P(x, D)f (x) =

  • P(x, ξ) · ˆ

f (ξ) · e2πiξx dξ. Definition: ΨDO in time-frequency context σ ∈ S ′(R2d) and f ∈ S (Rd). We define the ΨDO σKN by: σKNf (x) = σ(x, D)f (x) := σ(x, ξ), ¯ ˆ f (ξ) · e−2πixξξ.

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

σKNf , g = σ(x, ξ), ¯ ˆ f (ξ) · g(x) · e−2πixξx,ξ,

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

σKNf , g = σ(x, ξ), ¯ ˆ f (ξ) · g(x) · e−2πixξx,ξ, Definition f , g ∈ S (Rd). The (cross) Rihaczek distribution of f and g is defined as the frequency-shifted tensor product R(f , g)(x, ξ) := f (x)ˆ g(ξ)e−2πixξ.

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

σKNf , g = σ(x, ξ), ¯ ˆ f (ξ) · g(x) · e−2πixξx,ξ, Definition f , g ∈ S (Rd). The (cross) Rihaczek distribution of f and g is defined as the frequency-shifted tensor product R(f , g)(x, ξ) := f (x)ˆ g(ξ)e−2πixξ. Lemma: Let σ ∈ S ′(R2d). The sesquilinear form σKNf , g := σ, R(g, f ). defines a continuous operator σKN from S (Rd) to S ′(Rd).

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

Theorem (Complete picture of L2-boundedness) Let σ ∈ Mp,q, p, q ∈ [1, ∞]. If q ≤ 2 and either 1 ≤ p ≤ 2 or p ≤ q′, then σKN is a bounded operator on L2(Rd). If q > 2 or if p ≥ 2 and p > q′, then there exist σ ∈ Mp,q such that σKN is unbounded on L2(Rd).

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

Theorem σ ∈ GC ∞

Mp,q (R2d) and f ∈ GC ∞ Mr1,s1 (Rd). Then for 1 ≤ r1, s1, r2,

s2 < ∞ and every multi-index α there exists a constant Cα such that ∂α(σKN

ε

fε)Mr2,s2 ≤ Cα ·

  • β≤α

∂α−β

x

σεMp,q · ∂βfεMr1,s1, σKN

ε

is a ΨDO corresponding to the symbol σε. In particular, σKN : GC ∞

Mr1,s1 (Rd) → GC ∞ Mr2,s2 (Rd),

where σKNf := [(σKN

ε

fε)ε], for f ∈ GC ∞

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

Definition (σ1

ε)ε ∈ EC ∞

Mp1,q1 (Rd) and (σ2

ε)ε ∈ EC ∞

Mp2,q2 (Rd). The net

R(σ1

ε, σ2 ε)ε is called the generalized Rihaczek distribution and is

given by R(σ1

ε, σ2 ε)(x, ξ) := σ1 ε(x) ·

σ2

ε(ξ) · e−2πixξ.

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

Definition (σ1

ε)ε ∈ EC ∞

Mp1,q1 (Rd) and (σ2

ε)ε ∈ EC ∞

Mp2,q2 (Rd). The net

R(σ1

ε, σ2 ε)ε is called the generalized Rihaczek distribution and is

given by R(σ1

ε, σ2 ε)(x, ξ) := σ1 ε(x) ·

σ2

ε(ξ) · e−2πixξ.

Theorem Let R(σ1

ε, σ2 ε)ε ∈ R(EC ∞

Mp,q (Rd), EC ∞ Mp′,q′ (Rd)). Then

(R(σ1

ε, σ2 ε)ε)KN : Mp,q(Rd) → EC ∞

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

Definition (σ1

ε)ε ∈ EC ∞

Mp1,q1 (Rd) and (σ2

ε)ε ∈ EC ∞

Mp2,q2 (Rd). The net

R(σ1

ε, σ2 ε)ε is called the generalized Rihaczek distribution and is

given by R(σ1

ε, σ2 ε)(x, ξ) := σ1 ε(x) ·

σ2

ε(ξ) · e−2πixξ.

Theorem Let R(σ1

ε, σ2)ε ∈ R(EC ∞

Mp,q (Rd), Mp′,q′(Rd)). Then

(R(σ1

ε, σ2)ε)KN : Mp,q(Rd) → EC ∞

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Generalized pseudo-differential operators

Theorem (σε)ε = (σ1

ε ⊗ ˆ

σ2

ε)ε ∈ EC ∞

Mp,q (Rd) × FEC ∞ FMp,q (Rd) and f ∈ Mp,q.

For 1 ≤ r1, s1, r2, s2 < ∞ and every multi-index α there exists a constant Cα such that ∂α(σKN

ε

f )Mr2,s2 ≤ Cα·

  • β≤α

∂α−βσ1

εMp,q·∂βσ2 εFMp,q·f Mr1,s1.

In particular, σKN : Mr1,s1(Rd) → EC ∞

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Thank you very much for your attention.

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