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An application of the supremum cosine angle between multiplication invariant spaces in \(\varvec{L^2(X; \mathcal H)}\)

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In this article, we study the supremum cosine angle between two multiplication invariant (MI) spaces and its connection with the closedness of the sum of those spaces. The results obtained for MI spaces are preserved almost everywhere by the corresponding fiber spaces. Also, we provide equivalent conditions for the injectivity of the sampling operator associated with the multiplication generated Bessel system for the union of the sum of finitely generated MI spaces. Employing the Zak transform, we obtain the results for translation invariant spaces on locally compact groups by the action of its closed abelian subgroup as an application.

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The authors are grateful to the referee for meticulously reading the manuscript and providing several valuable suggestions for improving the manuscript. The research of S Kalra and S Sarkar was supported by a research grant from the University Grant Commission, Ref. No. 191620003953 and CSIR, New Delhi [09/1022(0037)/2017-EMR-I]. N K Shukla gratefully acknowledges the financial support from DST-SERB Project [MTR/2022/000176]. The authors also acknowledge the facilities of the Bhaskaracharya Mathematics Laboratory, IIT Indore, supported by the DST-FIST Project (File No. SR/FST/MS I/2018/26).

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Kalra, S., Sarkar, S. & Shukla, N.K. An application of the supremum cosine angle between multiplication invariant spaces in \(\varvec{L^2(X; \mathcal H)}\). Proc Math Sci 134, 15 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12044-024-00785-3

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