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Realizations of infinite products, Ruelle operators and wavelet filters

Abstract

Using the notions and tools from realization in the sense of systems theory, we establish an explicit and new realization formula for families of infinite products of rational matrix-functions of a single complex variable. Our realizations of these resulting infinite products have the following four features: 1) Our infinite product realizations are functions defined in an infinite-dimensional complex domain. 2) Starting with a realization of a single rational matrix-function $M$, we show that a resulting infinite product realization obtained from $M$ takes the form of an (infinite-dimensional) Toeplitz operator with a symbol that is a reflection of the initial realization for $M$. 3) Starting with a subclass of rational matrix functions, including scalar-valued corresponding to low-pass wavelet filters, we obtain the corresponding infinite products that realize the Fourier transforms of generators of $\mathbf L_2(\mathbb R)$ wavelets. 4) We use both the realizations for $M$ and the corresponding infinite product to produce a matrix representation of the Ruelle-transfer operators used in wavelet theory. By matrix representation we refer to the slanted (and sparse) matrix which realizes the Ruelle-transfer operator under consideration.

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Daniel Alpay, Palle Jorgensen, Izchak Lewkowicz. 2015-02-06. Realizations of infinite products, Ruelle operators and wavelet filters. https://arxiv.org/abs/1406.5338

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