Developing shearlet expansion theory, this analysis characterizes distributions' behaviors, suggesting new approaches to understand them.
We develop a shearlet expansion theory for the Lizorkin-type spaces S₀(R²) and S'₀(R²) . We prove that the shearlet series expansion with respect to a Parseval shearlet converges in the topology of these spaces and provide a topological characterization of the Lizorkin space of distributions in terms of shearlet coefficients. Finally, we apply our distributional shearlet expansion theory to analyze asymptotic properties of distributions and obtain several Tauberian-type results that characterize the quasiasymptotics and quasiasymptotically boundedness of Lizorkin distributions via the asymptotic behavior of their shearlet coefficients.
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