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Biframes and some of their properties

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arxiv 2405.16990 v1 pith:YSD7DH3K submitted 2024-05-27 math.FA

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Recently, frame multipliers, pair frames, and controlled frames have been investigated to improve the numerical efficiency of iterative algorithms for inverting the frame operator and other applications of frames. In this paper, the concept of biframe is introduced for a Hilbert space. A biframe is a pair of sequences in a Hilbert space that applies to an inequality similar to frame inequality. Also, it can be regarded as a generalization of controlled frames and a special kind of pair frames. The basic properties of biframes are investigated based on the biframe operator. Then, biframes are classified based on the type of their constituent sequences. In particular, biframes for which one of the constituent sequences is an orthonormal basis $\{e_k\}_{k=1}^\infty$ are studied. Then, a new class of Riesz bases denoted by $[\{e_k\}]$, is introduced and is called b-Riesz bases. An interesting result is also proved, showing that the set of all b-Riesz bases is a proper subset of the set of all Riesz bases. More precisely, b-Riesz bases induce an equivalence relation on $[\{e_k\}]$.

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