MULTILEVEL DECOMPOSITION IN A HILBERT SPACE

Somdeb Majumdar (USA), Nhan Levan (USA) and Carlos S. Kubrusly (Brazil)

Received September 14, 2007

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Keywords and phrases: multilevel decomposition, multilevel approximation, multiresolution approximation, scaling operators, time-varying shifts on