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A survey on the unconditional convergence and the invertibility of multipliers with implementation

The paper presents a survey over frame multipliers and related concepts. In particular, it includes a short motivation of why multipliers are of interest to consider, a review as well as extension of recent results, devoted to the unconditional convergence of multipliers, sufficient and/or necessary conditions for the invertibility of multipliers, and representation of the inverse via Neumann-like series and via multipliers with particular parameters. Multipliers for frames with specific structure, namely, Gabor and wavelet multipliers, are also considered. Some of the results for the representation of the inverse multiplier are implemented in Matlab codes and the algorithms are described.

preprint2018arXivOpen access

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