Functional Continuous Uncertainty Principle
Abstract
Let (, μ), (, ) be measure spaces. Let (\fα\α∈ , \τα\α∈ ) and (\gβ\β∈ , \ωβ\β∈ ) be continuous p-Schauder frames for a Banach space X. Then for every x ∈ X\0\, we show that align (1) μ(supp(θf x))1p (supp(θg x))1q ≥ 1α ∈ , β ∈ |fα(ωβ)|, (supp(θg x))1p μ(supp(θf x))1q≥ 1α ∈ , β ∈ |gβ(τα)|. align where align* &θf: X x θfx ∈ Lp(, μ); θfx: α (θfx) (α):= fα (x) ∈ K, &θg: X x θgx ∈ Lp(, ); θgx: β (θgx) (β):= gβ (x) ∈ K align* and q is the conjugate index of p. We call Inequality (1) as Functional Continuous Uncertainty Principle. It improves the Functional Donoho-Stark-Elad-Bruckstein-Ricaud-Torr\'esani Uncertainty Principle obtained by K. Mahesh Krishna in [arXiv:2304.03324v1 [math.FA], 5 April 2023]. It also answers a question asked by Prof. Philip B. Stark to the author. Based on Donoho-Elad Sparsity Theorem, we formulate Measure Minimization Conjecture.
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