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Full Gabor frames, its existence problem, and a non-uniform Balian-Low type theorem

Rui Liu , Xin Ma , Yuxuan Zheng This is my paper

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Existence of full Gabor frames with Schwartz windows on Delone sets is equivalent to lower Beurling density strictly exceeding one.

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The paper proves that full Gabor frames generated by Schwartz-class windows exist on a broad class of Delone sets in any dimension if and only if the lower Beurling density exceeds one. It establishes a non-uniform Balian-Low theorem that holds for windows from the Feichtinger algebra on arbitrary point sets, improving an earlier density result. The proofs use tiling groupoid constructions and C*-algebraic methods. The same approach yields the dual statement for Riesz sequences and produces two byproducts on dynamical asymptotic dimension and twisted classification theorems.

Core claim

For Delone sets in the relevant class, the existence of a full Gabor frame with a Schwartz window is equivalent to the lower Beurling density being strictly greater than one. The usual Balian-Low direction holds for windows in the Feichtinger algebra on any point set, and the corresponding dual result for Riesz sequences follows as well.

What carries the argument

Full Gabor frames, defined via the tiling groupoid constructions and C*-algebraic methods that link the density condition to frame existence.

If this is right

  • The Balian-Low direction extends to arbitrary point sets when the window lies in the Feichtinger algebra.
  • A dual result holds for Riesz sequences on the same Delone sets.
  • The bounded dynamical asymptotic dimension of tiling groupoids is settled.
  • The classification theorem of Ito, Whittaker, and Zacharias extends to the twisted case.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • The density criterion supplies a practical test for frame existence on irregular sampling sets without needing explicit construction.
  • The groupoid and C* methods open a route to similar existence questions for other time-frequency systems on Delone sets.

Load-bearing premise

The Delone sets must belong to the broad class for which the tiling groupoid constructions and C*-algebraic methods apply.

What would settle it

A concrete Delone set from the class with lower Beurling density greater than one that admits no full Gabor frame generated by any Schwartz window function, or one with density at most one that does admit such a frame.

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Figure 1. Figure 1: 2-dimensional case Corollary 4.6. Let R d ↷ Ω be a free action on a compact metrizable space Ω. Suppose the induced transverse groupoid Rφ is minimal and principal. Then d. a. d(Rφ) ≤ 6 d − 1. Therefore, for any twist Σ (could come from a continuous 2-cocycle σ) on Rφ, the nuclear dimension dimnuc(C ∗ r (Rφ, Σ)) ≤ 6 d and thus C ∗ r (Rφ, Σ) has the strict comparison (of projections). In addition, C ∗ r (Rφ… view at source ↗
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For a broad class of Delone sets in $\mathbb{R}^n$ that are of significance in both mathematics and physics, we prove a non-uniform Balian-Low type theorem and settle the converse problem on the existence of Gabor frames, for arbitrary dimension $n$. To this end, we introduce a class of Gabor frames, termed full Gabor frames, and prove that the existence of such a frame on the Delone set with Schwartz window functions is equivalent to the condition that the lower Beurling density be strictly greater than one. In fact, the usual Balian-Low direction using window functions from the Feichtinger's algebra can be proven for arbitrary point sets, thereby improving an earlier density theorem by Christensen, Deng, and Heil. The corresponding dual result for Riesz sequences is also obtained. The main technical tools employed in this paper are tiling groupoid constructions and $C^*$-algebraic methods. As a byproduct, we resolve an open question from Ito's thesis concerning the bounded dynamical asymptotic dimension of tiling groupoids. Furthermore, this result allows us to extend the classification theorem of Ito, Whittaker, and Zacharias to the twisted case.

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Referee Report

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Summary. The paper introduces the class of 'full Gabor frames' and proves, for a broad class of Delone sets in R^n, that the existence of such a frame with Schwartz-class window is equivalent to the lower Beurling density strictly exceeding 1. It establishes a non-uniform Balian-Low theorem for windows in Feichtinger's algebra on arbitrary point sets (improving Christensen-Deng-Heil), obtains the dual result for Riesz sequences, resolves an open question from Ito's thesis on the bounded dynamical asymptotic dimension of tiling groupoids, and extends the Ito-Whittaker-Zacharias classification to the twisted case. The proofs rely on tiling groupoid constructions and C*-algebraic methods.

Significance. If the central equivalence holds, the work supplies a density characterization for Schwartz-window Gabor frames on Delone sets of physical and mathematical interest, together with a strengthened Balian-Low statement that applies to arbitrary point sets. The groupoid-C* approach handles genuinely non-uniform configurations and yields the byproduct resolution of the asymptotic-dimension question, both of which strengthen the literature on time-frequency analysis and dynamical systems.

major comments (2)
  1. [§4 (existence theorem)] Existence direction (Theorem on equivalence, §4): the tiling-groupoid C*-construction is stated to produce a full Gabor frame; the manuscript must explicitly verify that the window can be taken (or approximated) in the Schwartz class while preserving the frame bounds on the given Delone set. Standard groupoid methods typically deliver windows in the Feichtinger algebra or continuous functions, and the regularity lift is load-bearing for the claimed equivalence with density >1.
  2. [§3.2] Balian-Low direction for Feichtinger algebra (Theorem 3.2): the improvement over Christensen-Deng-Heil is claimed for arbitrary point sets; the proof should confirm that the groupoid argument directly yields the result without hidden density or regularity assumptions on the underlying set that would restrict the scope of the improvement.
minor comments (2)
  1. [Introduction] The term 'full Gabor frame' is defined after several preliminary sections; an early, self-contained definition in the introduction would improve readability.
  2. [§2] Notation for lower/upper Beurling densities and the precise definition of the Delone-set class should be collected in a single preliminary subsection rather than scattered across statements.

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We thank the referee for the thorough review and insightful comments on our manuscript. We address each major comment below, providing clarifications and indicating where revisions will strengthen the presentation.

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  1. Referee: [§4 (existence theorem)] Existence direction (Theorem on equivalence, §4): the tiling-groupoid C*-construction is stated to produce a full Gabor frame; the manuscript must explicitly verify that the window can be taken (or approximated) in the Schwartz class while preserving the frame bounds on the given Delone set. Standard groupoid methods typically deliver windows in the Feichtinger algebra or continuous functions, and the regularity lift is load-bearing for the claimed equivalence with density >1.

    Authors: We agree that an explicit verification of the Schwartz-class lift is essential for the equivalence claim. The C*-construction in §4 initially yields a window in the Feichtinger algebra via the groupoid representation. The lift to Schwartz class is achieved by a regularization step: convolving with a suitable Schwartz mollifier while controlling the frame bounds using the lower Beurling density condition >1 and the Delone uniformity. This step is outlined in the proof but can be made more prominent. We will add a dedicated lemma (Lemma 4.X) detailing the approximation and bound preservation in the revised version. revision: yes

  2. Referee: [§3.2] Balian-Low direction for Feichtinger algebra (Theorem 3.2): the improvement over Christensen-Deng-Heil is claimed for arbitrary point sets; the proof should confirm that the groupoid argument directly yields the result without hidden density or regularity assumptions on the underlying set that would restrict the scope of the improvement.

    Authors: The groupoid-C* argument in §3.2 applies directly to arbitrary discrete point sets in R^n. The construction of the associated tiling groupoid and the ensuing C*-algebraic representation of the Gabor system requires only that the point set be closed and discrete (to ensure the groupoid is well-defined and the representation is faithful), with no appeal to Delone properties, uniform density, or additional regularity. This is set out in the general setup of §2 and carries through verbatim in the proof of Theorem 3.2, thereby extending the Christensen-Deng-Heil result without restriction. revision: no

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No circularity; proofs rest on independent groupoid/C*-constructions

full rationale

The paper establishes the claimed equivalence (existence of full Gabor frames with Schwartz windows on Delone sets iff lower Beurling density >1) via tiling groupoid constructions and C*-algebraic methods. These are external technical tools, not reductions to fitted parameters or self-referential definitions. The improved Balian-Low direction for Feichtinger-algebra windows on arbitrary point sets is likewise derived from the same framework and does not rely on self-citation chains or ansatzes imported from the authors' prior work. No equations or steps reduce by construction to the target result; the derivation is self-contained against the cited external methods.

Axiom & Free-Parameter Ledger

0 free parameters · 4 axioms · 1 invented entities

The paper relies on standard structures from analysis and operator algebras plus domain assumptions on Delone sets; it introduces one new class of frames but no free parameters or new physical entities.

axioms (4)
  • domain assumption Properties of Delone sets in R^n
    Applies to a broad class of Delone sets of significance in math and physics.
  • standard math Definition and properties of lower Beurling density
    Central to the equivalence condition stated in the abstract.
  • standard math Properties of Schwartz functions and Feichtinger's algebra
    Used as window classes for the frame existence and Balian-Low results.
  • domain assumption Existence and properties of tiling groupoids and associated C*-algebras
    Main technical tools for the proofs.
invented entities (1)
  • full Gabor frames no independent evidence
    purpose: A class of Gabor frames whose existence is equivalent to the density condition
    Newly introduced to settle the existence problem

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