Titlebook: Complex Harmonic Splines, Periodic Quasi-Wavelets; Theory and Applicati Han-lin Chen Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 20

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Theoretische Grundlagen und Einordnung,ral equation of the second kind (see [Ke], [GW], [KS1], [KS2], [Ya1], [Ya2], [Kr]).. ∈ [0,2π], where.. is a constant, .(., .) is a continuous function of . and ., with period 2π in each variable, .(.) and .(.) are continuous periodic functions.

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The Application of Quasi-Wavelets in Solving a Boundary Integral Equation of the Second Kind,ral equation of the second kind (see [Ke], [GW], [KS1], [KS2], [Ya1], [Ya2], [Kr]).. ∈ [0,2π], where.. is a constant, .(., .) is a continuous function of . and ., with period 2π in each variable, .(.) and .(.) are continuous periodic functions.

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,L?ndervergleich USA und Deutschland,Periodic problems appear in various physical phenomena and mathematics which motivate an extensive study of periodic multi-resolution analysis (see [Me], [NW], [PB], [PT1], [PT2], [CM], [PT3], [C2], [C8], [C9], [C10], [CLJ], [CLP] and [CP1]).

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Periodic Quasi-Wavelets,In this section we introduce the so-called periodic orthonormal quasiwavelets. The kind of wavelet which we want to construct possesses orthonormality; the numbers of terms in the decomposition and reconstruction formulas are strictly limited, the localization is not emphasized, and such a kind of wavelet we call quasi-wavelets.

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The Periodic Cardinal Interpolatory Wavelets,Periodic problems appear in various physical phenomena and mathematics which motivate an extensive study of periodic multi-resolution analysis (see [Me], [NW], [PB], [PT1], [PT2], [CM], [PT3], [C2], [C8], [C9], [C10], [CLJ], [CLP] and [CP1]).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08963-6he explicit expressions of the solution. So we need to construct approximating functions from the given conditions. For instance, the construction of conformal mappings is an important problem both in theoretical study and in practice in various areas, (see p.53, Note 1). In this regard we would lik

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