| Prestin, J., E. Quak, H. Rauhut, and K. Selig, On the connection of uncertainty principles for functions on the circle and on the real line, J. Fourier Anal. Appl. 9 (2003), 387-409. |
....j sin tj , this reduces to an uncertainty principle established in [12] When = 0, i.e. w is constant, this is equivalent to the case of even f in the uncertainty principle ; w(t) e : 1.5) The inequality (1. 5) was earlier proved in [1] Despite further study in [4] 5] 7] 9] and [10], it was not noted that the lower bound 1 4 in (1.5) is approached by the simple sequence of trigonometric polynomials p k (t) 1 cos t) k = 1; 2; Indeed we show near the end of Section 2 that for any 0, k = 1; 2; 1 4 1 Instead, 9] considered approaching the ....
....function f in (1.13) will attain or approximate similarly the lower bound in the corresponding multivariate uncertainty principle. Finally we consider uncertainty principles for functions on the unit n sphere S in R , n = 2; 3; For n = 2, such an uncertainty principle was derived in [10], but the techniques of the proof do not extend to n 3. In [12] an uncertainty principle was given for the general case n 2, but only for a function f on S which is radial, i.e. for some unit vector u, f(x) depends only on x u, In this case, putting x u = cos t; f(x) g(t) 0 t ....
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