Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6419562 Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications 2011 16 Pages PDF
Abstract

Using an abbreviation eμ to denote the function eiμx on the real line R, let G=[eλ0fe−λ], where f is a linear combination of the functions eα, eβ, eα−λ, eβ−λ with some (0<)α,β<λ. The criterion for G to admit a canonical factorization was established recently by Avdonin, Bulanova and Moran (2007) [1]. We give an alternative approach to the matter, proving the existence (when it does take place) via deriving explicit factorization formulas. The non-existence of the canonical factorization in the remaining cases then follows from the continuity property of the geometric mean.

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