A Note on Exact Frames in Banach Spaces

In this article, we have defined µ-exact and finitely exact Banach frames and discuss their existence and relationship. A necessary condition for the existence of a µ-exact Banach frame is given. Also, we discuss quasi-complementary subspaces and prove a result using exact Banach frames. Finally, as an application, we discuss boundedness of an isometry using exact retro Banach frame sequences.

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International Journal of Analysis and Applications
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2024-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.28924/2291-8639-22-2024-140
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Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods
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A Note on Exact Frames in Banach Spaces

Mina Kumari, Raksha Sharma, B. Semthanga, Sandeep Kumari
International Journal of Analysis and Applications
Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods
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A Note on Exact Frames in Banach Spaces

Mina Kumari, Raksha Sharma, B. Semthanga, Sandeep Kumari
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Abstract

In this article, we have defined µ-exact and finitely exact Banach frames and discuss their existence and relationship. A necessary condition for the existence of a µ-exact Banach frame is given. Also, we discuss quasi-complementary subspaces and prove a result using exact Banach frames. Finally, as an application, we discuss boundedness of an isometry using exact retro Banach frame sequences.

International Journal of Analysis and ApplicationsVol. 22
University of Delhi (IN), KR Mangalam University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods
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