Gabor systems with Hermite functions of order $$N$$ and oversampling greater than $$N+1$$ which are not frames

Abstract We show that a sufficient density condition for Gabor systems with Hermite functions over lattices is not sufficient in general. This follows from a result on how zeros of the Zak transform determine the frame property of integer over-sampled Gabor systems.

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Sampling Theory Signal Processing and Data Analysis
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2025-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s43670-025-00112-5
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Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods
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Gabor systems with Hermite functions of order $$N$$ and oversampling greater than $$N+1$$ which are not frames

Markus Faulhuber
Sampling Theory Signal Processing and Data Analysis
Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods
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Gabor systems with Hermite functions of order $$N$$ and oversampling greater than $$N+1$$ which are not frames

Markus Faulhuber
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Abstract We show that a sufficient density condition for Gabor systems with Hermite functions over lattices is not sufficient in general. This follows from a result on how zeros of the Zak transform determine the frame property of integer over-sampled Gabor systems.

Sampling Theory Signal Processing and Data AnalysisVol. 23(2)
University of Vienna (AT)
Austrian Science Fund, Universität Wien
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods
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