Weyl Transforms

This book studies properties of pseudo-differential operators arising in quantum mechanics as bounded linear operators on $ L^ä2ü(BbbR^änü) $. The results and methods should be of interest to graduate students and mathematicians working in Fourier analysis, operator theory, pseudo-differential operators and mathematical physics. Background materials are given in adequate detail to enable a graduate student to proceed rapidly from the very basics to the frontier of resarch in an area of operator theory.

Résumé
A study of the functional analytic properties of Weyl transforms as bounded linear operators on $ L2u(aBbb Runu) $ in terms of the symbols of the transforms.

Contenu
Prerequisite Topics in Fourier Analysis.- The Fourier-Wigner Transform.- The Wigner Transform.- The Weyl Transform.- Hilbert-Schmidt Operators on L2(?n).- The Tensor Product in L2(?n).- H*-Algebras and the Weyl Calculus.- The Heisenberg Group.- The Twisted Convolution.- The Riesz-Thorin Theorem.- Weyl Transforms with Symbols in Lr(?2n), 1 ? r ? 2.- Weyl Transforms with Symbols in L?(?2n).- Weyl Transforms with Symbols in Lr(?2n), 2 r < ?.- Compact Weyl Transforms.- Localization Operators.- A Fourier Transform.- Compact Localization Operators.- Hermite Polynomials.- Hermite Functions.- Laguerre Polynomials.- Hermite Functions on ?.- Vector Fields on ?.- Laguerre Formulas for Hermite Functions on ?.- Weyl Transforms on L2(?) with Radial Symbols.- Another Fourier Transform.- A Class of Compact Weyl Transforms on L2(?).- A Class of Bounded Weyl Transforms on L2(?).- A Weyl Transform with Symbol in S'(?2).- The Symplectic Group.- Symplectic Invariance of Weyl Transforms.