Riesz basis

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A Riesz basis is a sequence in a Hilbert space that is complete and behaves like an orthonormal basis up to a bounded, invertible linear transformation, allowing stable and unique expansions of vectors.

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instanceOf basis in functional analysis
mathematical concept
appearsIn monographs on frames and bases in Hilbert spaces
characterizedBy equivalent to an orthonormal basis
image of an orthonormal basis under a bounded invertible operator
definedOn Hilbert space
field Hilbert space theory
functional analysis
generalizationOf orthonormal basis up to bounded invertible operator
hasComponent Riesz basis constants A and B
hasCondition bounded invertible analysis operator
bounded invertible synthesis operator
satisfies Riesz basis inequalities
sequence is complete in the Hilbert space
sequence is minimal
hasCriterion Bari theorem for Riesz bases close to orthonormal bases
hasDual unique biorthogonal sequence forming a Riesz basis
hasInequality A‖c‖² ≤ ‖∑ c_n x_n‖² ≤ B‖c‖² for some 0 < A ≤ B < ∞
hasProperty Gram matrix defines a bounded invertible operator on ℓ²
allows stable expansions
allows unique expansions
biorthogonal dual sequence exists and is unique
boundedly complete
complete sequence
coordinate functionals are continuous
equivalent norms via coefficient sequences
expansion coefficients depend continuously on the vector
not necessarily normalized
not necessarily orthogonal
perturbation stable under small bounded perturbations
topological basis in Hilbert space
unconditional if and only if equivalent to an orthonormal basis with unconditional convergence
hasRelation Riesz basis = complete Riesz sequence
implies Schauder basis property
closed linear span equals whole Hilbert space
stability of coefficient functionals
unique coefficient representation for each vector
namedAfter Frigyes Riesz NERFINISHED
relatedTo Riesz sequence
Schauder basis
biorthogonal system
frame (functional analysis)
orthonormal basis
usedIn numerical analysis of operator equations
partial differential equations
signal processing
spectral theory
time-frequency analysis

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Frigyes Riesz knownFor Riesz basis