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Proceedings of the Steklov Institute of Mathematics | 2009

p-Adic nonorthogonal wavelet bases

Sergio Albeverio; S. Evdokimov; Maria Skopina

A method for constructing MRA-based p-adic wavelet systems that form Riesz bases in L2(ℚp) is developed. The method is implemented for an infinite family of MRAs.


P-adic Numbers, Ultrametric Analysis, and Applications | 2009

p-adic orthogonal wavelet bases

A. Yu. Khrennikov; V. M. Shelkovich; Maria Skopina

We describe all MRA-based p-adic compactly supported wavelet systems forming an orthogonal basis for L2(ℚp).


P-adic Numbers, Ultrametric Analysis, and Applications | 2010

Quincunx multiresolution analysis for L2(ℚ22)

Emily J. King; Maria Skopina

With an eye on applications in quantum mechanics and other areas of science, much work has been done to generalize traditional analytic methods to p-adic systems. In 2002 the first paper on p-adic wavelets was published. Since then p-adic wavelet sets, multiresolution analyses, and wavelet frames have all been introduced. However, so far all constructions have involved dilations by p. This paper presents the first construction of a p-adic wavelet system with a more general matrix dilation, laying the foundation for further work in this direction.


International Journal of Wavelets, Multiresolution and Information Processing | 2009

SYMMETRIC MULTIVARIATE WAVELETS

S. Karakaz'yan; Maria Skopina; M. Tchobanou

For arbitrary matrix dilation M whose determinant is odd or equal to ±2, we describe all symmetric interpolatory masks generating dual compactly supported wavelet systems with vanishing moments up to arbitrary order n. For each such mask, we give explicit formulas for a dual refinable mask and for wavelet masks such that the corresponding wavelet functions are real and symmetric/antisymmetric. We proved that an interpolatory mask whose center of symmetry is different from the origin cannot generate wavelets with vanishing moments of order n > 0. For matrix dilations M with |det M| = 2, we also give an explicit method for construction of masks (non-interpolatory) m0 symmetric with respect to a semi-integer point and providing vanishing moments up to arbitrary order n. It is proved that for some matrix dilations (in particular, for the quincunx matrix) such a mask does not have a dual mask. Some of the constructed masks were successfully applied for signal processes.


arXiv: Classical Analysis and ODEs | 2016

Multivariate Wavelet Frames

Maria Skopina; Aleksandr Krivoshein; Vladimir Protasov

We proved that for any matrix dilation and for any positive integer


Doklady Mathematics | 2008

Tight wavelet frames

Maria Skopina

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Proceedings of the Steklov Institute of Mathematics | 2009

2-Adic wavelet bases

S. Evdokimov; Maria Skopina

, there exists a compactly supported tight wavelet frame with approximation order


St Petersburg Mathematical Journal | 2004

Multivariate periodic wavelets

I. Maksimenko; Maria Skopina

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International Journal of Wavelets, Multiresolution and Information Processing | 2015

Wavelet frames on Vilenkin groups and their approximation properties

Yuri A. Farkov; Elena A. Lebedeva; Maria Skopina

. Explicit methods for construction of dual and tight wavelet frames with a given number of vanishing moments are suggested.


Advances in Computational Mathematics | 2013

Decompositions of trigonometric polynomials with applications to multivariate subdivision schemes

Nira Dyn; Maria Skopina

holds for all f ∈ L2(R). The general scheme [1] for construction of compactly supported tight wavelet frames based on a multiresolution analysis looks as follows. Let a multiresolution analysis in L2(R) be generated by a compactly supported scaling function φ ∈ L2(R) satisfying the re nable equation φ(x) = m0(M∗x)φ(M∗x), where m0 is a trigonometric polynomial (re nable mask). For any trigonometric polynomial mν , there exists a unique set of trigonometric polynomials μνk, k = 0, . . . , m− 1, (polyphase components of mν) such that

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Aleksandr Krivoshein

Saint Petersburg State University

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S. Evdokimov

St. Petersburg Department of Steklov Institute of Mathematics

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V. M. Shelkovich

Saint Petersburg State University

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Alexander V. Pinevich

Saint Petersburg State University

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Elena A. Lebedeva

Saint Petersburg State University

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Natalia Ivanikova

Saint Petersburg State University

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Olga Gavrilova

Saint Petersburg State University

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Pavel Andrianov

Saint Petersburg State University

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Svetlana Averina

Saint Petersburg State University

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