Radial Time-Frequency Analysis and Embeddings of Radial Modulation Spaces

Abstract

In this paper we construct frames of Gabor type for the space L2rad(d) of radial L2-functions, and more generally, for subspaces of modulation spaces consisting of radial distributions. Hereby, each frame element itself is a radial function. This construction is based on a generalization of the so called Feichtinger-Gr\"ochenig theory -- sometimes also called coorbit space theory -- which was developed in an earlier article. We show that this new type of Gabor frames behaves better in linear and non-linear approximation in a certain sense than usual Gabor frames when approximating a radial function. Moreover, we derive new embedding theorems for coorbit spaces restricted to invariant vectors (functions) and apply them to modulation spaces of radial distributions. As a special case this result implies that the Feichtinger algebra (S0)rad(d) = M1rad(d) restricted to radial functions is embedded into the Sobolev space H(d-1)/2rad(d). Moreover, for d≥ 2 the embedding (S0)rad(d) L2rad(d) is compact.

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