Extensions of Daubechies' theorem: Reinhardt domains, Hagedorn wavepackets and mixed-state localization operators

Abstract

Daubechies-type theorems for localization operators are established in the multi-variate setting, where Hagedorn wavepackets are identified as the proper substitute of the Hermite functions. The class of Reinhardt domains is shown to be the natural class of masks that allow for a Daubechies-type result. Daubechies' classical theorem is a consequence of double orthogonality results for the short-time Fourier transform. We extend double orthogonality to the quantum setting and use it to establish Daubechies-type theorems for mixed-state localization operators, a key notion of quantum harmonic analysis. Lastly, we connect the results to Toeplitz operators on quantum Gabor spaces.

arXiv comment34 pages. Much of the material has been reorganized and a section on Lerner's problem has been added. To appear in Journal of Functional Analysis

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