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STUDIA MATHEMATICA - Issue no. 3 / 2009 | |||||||
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THE CHARACTERS OF THE BLASCHKE-GROUP OF THE ARITHMETIC FIELD. Authors: ILONA SIMON. |
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Abstract: We consider a locally compact metric space, B with arithmetic addition and multiplication, which is closely related to the usual multiplication of real numbers in the dyadic system. This results a non-Archimedian local field, the so-called 2-adic local field. Some orthogonal series are studied with respect the inner product defined with the Haar-measure μ. The Blaschke-functions defined on the 2-adic field,![]() form a commutative group with respect to the function composition, the so-called Blaschke-group. We shall determine the characters of this group. By means of the exponential and tangent functions on the 2-adic field and the characters of its additive group we can identify the desired characters. We consider Fourier-series with respect to these characters and summability questions are examined. A simple recursion leads to the FFT-algorithm, the so-called Fast-Fourier Transform. Key words and phrases. p-adic theory, local fields, character groups, (C,1)-summability, Fast-Fourier Transform. |
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