Titlebook: Wavelet Theory and Harmonic Analysis in Applied Sciences; C. E. D’Attellis,E. M. Fernández-Berdaguer Book 1997 Springer Science+Business M

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Frames and Riesz bases: a short surveyogonal basis under an invertible continuous linear mapping. In practical applications, when using orthogonal bases one introduces small truncation errors. As we shall see in the sequel, perturbing a Riesz bases (in particular, an orthogonal basis) by a small amount, yields another Riesz basis. This

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Frames and Riesz bases: a short surveyogonal basis under an invertible continuous linear mapping. In practical applications, when using orthogonal bases one introduces small truncation errors. As we shall see in the sequel, perturbing a Riesz bases (in particular, an orthogonal basis) by a small amount, yields another Riesz basis. This

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Fourier Analysis of Petrov-Galerkin Methods Based on Biorthogonal Multiresolution Analysesies, but also they must allow easy and fast computations. In addition, if the goal is the development of a multilevel method to detect and follow local singularities, or a multigrid scheme to solve the resulting linear systems, then hierarchical bases are necessary. As an example, we mention the fin

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Fourier Analysis of Petrov-Galerkin Methods Based on Biorthogonal Multiresolution Analysesies, but also they must allow easy and fast computations. In addition, if the goal is the development of a multilevel method to detect and follow local singularities, or a multigrid scheme to solve the resulting linear systems, then hierarchical bases are necessary. As an example, we mention the fin

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Fine Structure of ECG Signal using Wavelet Transformsignal through non-invasive measurements is more and more a realistic challenge. The technique allowing such measurements is called High Resolution Electrocardiography (HRECG) to make a difference with the classical Electrocardiography (ECG). In classical ECG, the paper records obtained from standar

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Spectral Analysis of Cardiorespiratory Signalsy seven years later, Albrecht von Haller described fluctuations of the cardiac rhythm. In 1847, Carl Ludwig [31], by mean of continuous recordings of physiological events in horses and dogs, was able to graph the rhythmic fluctuations of the ABP. The motivation behind these experiments was to clarif

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