Dynamical sampling and frame representations with bounded operators

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to study frames for a Hilbert space H, having the form \Tn \n=0∞ for some ∈ H and an operator T: H H. We characterize the frames that have such a representation for a bounded operator T, and discuss the properties of this operator. In particular, we prove that the image chain of T has finite length N in the overcomplete case; furthermore \Tn \n=0∞ has the very particular property that \Tn \n=0N-1 \Tn \n=N+∞ is a frame for H for all ∈ N0. We also prove that frames of the form \Tn \n=0∞ are sensitive to the ordering of the elements and to norm-perturbations of the generator and the operator T. On the other hand positive stability results are obtained by considering perturbations of the generator belonging to an invariant subspace on which T is a contraction.

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