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Location: MATH 3206
Time: 2:00 PM
Day: Tuesday
Organizers:
Alex Cloninger alex(a)math(.)umd(.)edu
Rongrong Wang rongwang(a)math(.)umd(.)edu


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The Norbert Wiener Center Seminar

UPCOMING TALKS

Time: May 8

Title: The voice transform generated by a representation of the Blascke group on the weighted Bergman spaces, connections with atomic decompositions, and multiresolution on the Bergman space

Speaker: Margit Pap (University of Vienna in Austria)

 

H. G. Feichtinger and K. H. Grochenig described a unified approach to atomic decomposition through integrable group representations in Banach spaces. Studying the properties of a special voice transform, generated by a representation of the Blaschke group over the Bergman space, outlined by the general theory developed by Feichtinger and Grochenig, we obtain that every function from the minimal Mobius invariant space will generate an atomic decomposition in the weighted Bergman spaces. An exaple of multiresolution analysis in the Bergman space will be presented, which is based on a new example of sampling set. The construction is an analogy with the multiresolution analysis generated by the discrete affine wavelets in the space of the square integrable functions on the real line, and in fact is the discretization of the continuous voice transform presented before.
September 6: Group Meeting
September 13: Keri Kornelson abs
September 20: Matt Guay abs
September 27: Julia Dobrosotskaya abs
October 4: Matthew Begue abs
October 11: Michael Robinson abs
October 13: Radu Balan (Statistics Seminar)
October 18: Roman Sznajder abs
October 25: Daniel Butts abs
November 8: Alan Schaum abs
November 9: Marie Farge (Department Colloquium)
November 15: Arpad Benyi abs
November 17: Alex Cloninger abs
November 29: Stephen Casey abs
November 30: Stephane Mallat (CSCAMM Seminar)
December 6: Alfred Carasso abs
February 7: Amos Golan abs
February 14: John Benedetto abs
February 28: Kasso Okoudjou abs
April 17: Alfredo Nava-Tudela (10am) abs
April 24: John Greer abs
April 27: Travis Andrews (11am) abs
May 8: Margit Pap abs

 

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