Robustness of controlled $K$-Fusion Frame in Hilbert C$^*$-modules under erasures of submodules
Nadia Assila, Samir Kabbaj, Mohamed Otmani

TL;DR
This paper introduces controlled $ extit{K}$-fusion frames in Hilbert $C^*$-modules, explores their properties, robustness under submodule erasures, and stability under perturbations, extending frame theory in operator algebra contexts.
Contribution
It defines controlled $ extit{K}$-fusion frames on Hilbert $C^*$-modules, analyzes their properties, and establishes conditions for their robustness and stability under erasures and perturbations.
Findings
Controlled $ extit{K}$-fusion frames are characterized and their properties are established.
Sufficient conditions are provided for frames to remain stable after submodule deletions.
Controlled $ extit{K}$-fusion frames are shown to be stable under certain perturbations.
Abstract
Controlled -K-fusion frames are generalization of controlled fusion frames in frame theory. In this paper, we propose the notion of controlled -k-fusions frames on Hilbert -modules. We give some caraterizations and some of their properties are obtained. Then we study the erasures of submodules of a controlled -fusion frame in Hilbert -modules and we present some sufficient conditions under which a sequence remains a standart controlled k-fusion frame after deletion of some submodules. Finally, we introduce a perturbation for controlled -fusion frames in Hilbert -modules and it is shown that under some conditions controlled -fusion frames are stable under this perturbation, and we generalize some of the results obtained for perturbations of controlled -fusion frames.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics · Holomorphic and Operator Theory
