从作用在${\rm L}^2(A)$上的半直积群$G = A \rtimes H$的拟正则表示构造局部紧交换群$A$上的广义连续小波变换需要存在一个平方可积函数，其Plancherel变换满足恒等式的Calderón型分解。问题是在什么条件下存在这样的平方可积函数。关于这一问题的现有文献在充分标准和必要标准之间存在差距。本文给出了伸缩群$H$在$A$的特征标群上的自然作用的一个刻划.我们首先证明了一个Calderón型决议的身份引起的分解的Plancherel措施的$A$的对偶轨道上的措施，然后表明，后者的性质是等价的正则性条件的轨道空间的对偶作用。从而首次得到了小波反演公式存在的充分必要条件。作为副产品和特殊情况下，我们的结果，我们得到的拟正则表示的离散系列子表示精确对应于对偶轨道与积极的Plancherel措施和相关的紧凑稳定。以前只知道这些条件的充分性。
英文摘要：
The construction of generalized continuous wavelet transforms on locally compact abelian groups $A$ from quasi-regular representations of a semidirect product group $G = A \rtimes H$ acting on ${\rm L}^2(A)$ requires the existence of a square-integrable function whose Plancherel transform satisfies Calderón-type resolution of the identity. The question then arises under what conditions such square-integrable functions exist.
The existing literature on this subject leaves a gap between sufficient and necessary criteria. In this paper, we give a characterization in terms of the natural action of the dilation group $H$ on the character group of $A$. We first prove that a Calderón-type resolution of the identity gives rise to a decomposition of Plancherel measure of $A$ into measures on the dual orbits, and then show that the latter property is equivalent to regularity conditions on the orbit space of the dual action.
Thus we obtain, for the first time, sharp necessary and sufficient criteria for the existence of a wavelet inversion formula. As a byproduct and special case of our results we obtain that discrete series subrepresentations of the quasiregular representation correspond precisely to dual orbits with positive Plancherel measure and associated compact stabilizers. Only sufficiency of the conditions was previously known.
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