The Gaussian Wave Packet Transform via Quadrature Rules

10/07/2020
by   Paul Bergold, et al.
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We study variants of the Gaussian wave packet transform and investigate their connection to the FBI transform. Based on the Fourier inversion formula and a partition of unity, which is formed by a collection of Gaussian basis functions, a new representation of square integrable functions is presented. Including a rigorous error analysis, the variants of the wave packet transform are then derived by a discretization of the Fourier integral via different quadrature rules. Based on Gauss-Hermite quadrature, we introduce a new representation of Gaussian wave packets in which the number of basis functions is significantly reduced. Numerical experiments in 1D illustrate the theoretical results.

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