Best multi-valued approximants via multi-designs
Mar\'ia Jos\'e Benac, Noelia Bel\'en Rios, Mariano Ruiz

TL;DR
This paper characterizes optimal multi-designs that best approximate given frame operators in a multi-dimensional setting, providing a complete solution for minimizing the joint frame operator distance and an algorithm for constructing these optimal designs.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive characterization of minimizers for the joint frame operator distance in multi-designs and presents an algorithm for their construction, extending previous G-frames work.
Findings
Complete characterization of minimizers of the JFOD function.
Local minimizers are also global minimizers.
An explicit algorithm for constructing optimal designs.
Abstract
Let be a decreasing finite sequence of positive integers, and let be a finite and non-increasing sequence of positive weights. Given a family of Bessel sequences with for each , our main purpose on this work is to characterize the best approximants of the -tuple of frame operators of the elements of in the set of the so-called -designs, which are the -tuples such that each is a finite sequence in , and for . Specifically, in this…
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TopicsMathematical Approximation and Integration
