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Dual of a Wilson Frame

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In this paper Wilson frame as a generalization of Wilson bases has been defined. A sufficent condition for a Wilson system to be a Wilson Bessel sequence in terms of a Gabor Bessel sequence has been given. It is shown that the canonical dual frame of a Wilson frame may not have a Wilson structure.Also,a sufficient condition for two Wilson Bessel sequences to be dual frames has been given in terms of dual Gabor frames.
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