Resolvent of harmonic oscillator Hamiltonian and its application to Fourier transform for generalized functions

For the Fourier transform: ℱ of a non-integrablefunction φ, we exploit theresolvent ℛ forthe harmonic oscillator Hamiltonian, where the integral kernel for ℛ can be represented using the confluent hypergeometric function. Due to the commutativity of ℱ and ℛ, ℱ can be regarded by ℛ⁻¹ℱℛ. In the case of φ(x) = 1, for example, it follows that(ℛφ)(x) is continuous on ℝ and that (ℛφ)(x) ≃ x⁻²(|x| → ∞)), so that ℛφ turns outto be integrable over ℝ. The finding that(ℱℛ)φ is exponentially localized indicatesthat the mapℱℛ:φ ↦ ¢ can be used as data compression of φ. Moreover, the inverse map:ℛ⁻¹ℱ⁻¹:¢ ↦ φ is well defined, which implies that the data decompression into φ can be made in a numerical calculation friendly way.