“…By choosing Ψ , B, and A appropriately, one can make G B (Ψ ) and W A (Ψ ) an orthonormal basis or, more generally, a Parseval frame for L 2 (R n ) (defined below). While the theory of Gabor and affine systems has usually been developed on R n , there is an increasing interest in the study of these systems in other settings (for example, [1,8,12,16]). Indeed, discrete signal processing applications, as well as numerical implementations of these theories, require the construction of reproducing systems on Z n or finite abelian groups.…”