Siegel-Radon transforms of transverse dynamical systems
Michael Bj\"orklund, Tobias Hartnick

TL;DR
This paper generalizes the Radon transform to dynamical systems, providing criteria for boundedness and applications to embedding representations, with explicit formulas for special cases like cut-and-project sets and the Heisenberg group.
Contribution
It introduces a broad framework for Radon transforms in dynamical systems, extending classical definitions and applying to various geometric and analytical contexts.
Findings
Established criteria for boundedness, integrability, and square-integrability of Siegel-Radon transforms.
Derived explicit formulas for dual transforms in cut-and-project sets.
Embedded Schr"odinger representations into $L^2$-spaces using aperiodic Zak transforms in the Heisenberg group.
Abstract
We extend Helgason's classical definition of a generalized Radon transform, defined for a pair of homogeneous spaces of an lcsc group , to a broader setting in which one of the spaces is replaced by a possibly non-homogeneous dynamical system over together with a suitable cross section. This general framework encompasses many examples studied in the literature, including Siegel (or -) transforms and Marklof-Str\"ombergsson transforms in the geometry of numbers, Siegel-sVeech transforms for translation surfaces, and Zak transforms in time-frequency analysis. Our main applications concern dynamical systems in which the cross section is induced from a separated cross section. We establish criteria for the boundedness, integrability, and square-integrability of the associated Siegel-Radon transforms, and show how these transforms can be used to embed induced…
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TopicsMathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Advanced Algebra and Geometry · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
