1997
DOI: 10.1215/s0012-7094-97-08716-0
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Regular compactly supported wavelets in Sobolev spaces

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“…As before, our point of view is to emphasize the role of the filter pairs (P N (·; λ), Q N−1 (·; λ)) in this problem. Our results extend some aspects of the observations made in [1]. In particular, they only deal with the norm f 2 =…”
Section: Orthogonality In Sobolev Spacessupporting
confidence: 86%
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“…As before, our point of view is to emphasize the role of the filter pairs (P N (·; λ), Q N−1 (·; λ)) in this problem. Our results extend some aspects of the observations made in [1]. In particular, they only deal with the norm f 2 =…”
Section: Orthogonality In Sobolev Spacessupporting
confidence: 86%
“…These results improve upon similar conclusions derived in [2]. In the fifth section, we review and extend the range of applicability of the results in the recent paper [1] on orthonormal wavelets of compact support with any given regularity in Sobolev spaces, highlighting throughout our discussion the role of the filter pair (P N (·; λ), Q N−1 (·; λ)).…”
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“…Such reconstruction operator Π h exists and we can refer to [3], for an example in the context of wavelets multiresolution analysis. In fact in [3], it is shown that we can construct a multiresolution analysis in H s where the orthonormal wavelets basis is compactly supported and have the desired smoothness, and such that the orthogonal projection operator can reproduce all polynomials less or equal to any fixed order, i.e. has the property of high-order approximation or accuracy.…”
Section: Numerical Schemementioning
confidence: 99%