Inverse-Closedness of a Banach Algebra of Integral Operators on the Heisenberg Group
Brendan Farrell, Thomas Strohmer

TL;DR
This paper proves the inverse-closedness of a class of integral operators with off-diagonal decay on the Heisenberg group, ensuring their inverses also have similar decay properties, with applications to pseudodifferential operators and communications.
Contribution
It establishes inverse-closedness for integral operators on the Heisenberg group and characterizes inverses of convolution-type operators within the same algebra.
Findings
Inverse-closedness of integral operators with off-diagonal decay on $ ext{Heisenberg group$.
Characterization of inverses of convolution operators as similar operators with kernels in the same function space.
Application of results to Weyl pseudodifferential operators and relevance to mobile communications.
Abstract
Let be the general, reduced Heisenberg group. Our main result establishes the inverse-closedness of a class of integral operators acting on , given by the off-diagonal decay of the kernel. As a consequence of this result, we show that if , where is the operator given by convolution with , , is invertible in , then (\alpha_{1}I+S_{f})^{-1}=\alpha_{2}I+S_{g}g\in L^{1}_{v}(\mathbb{H})$. We prove analogous results for twisted convolution operators and apply the latter results to a class of Weyl pseudodifferential operators. We briefly discuss relevance to mobile communications.
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Topicsadvanced mathematical theories · Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Algebraic and Geometric Analysis
