Refinable functions
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Refinable functions
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Sources
- found: Work cat.: De Villiers, J. Building refinable functions from their values at integers, 1999.
- found: Wikipedia, via WWW, Aug. 12, 2006 (Refinable function -- In mathematics, in the area of wavelet analysis, a refinable function is a function that fulfills some kind of self-similarity)
- found: Fornberg, B. Modeling in applied mathematics, via WWW, Sept. 5, 2006 (In general a refinable function is a function that can be written as a linear combination of squashed and shifted versions of itself)
- found: Berglnd [i.e. Berglund], N. Reconstructing refinable functions, via WWW, Aug. 12, 2006 (A refinable function is a function that is equal to the sum of scaled copies of itself, where the copies are contracted horizontally by 1/2, shifted left or right by multiples of 1/2 and scaled by real numbers)
- notfound: MathWorld, via WWW, Sept. 5, 2006;Glossary of mathematical terms, via WWW, Sept. 5, 2006;Dictionary of applied math for engineers and scientists, 2003;James, R.C. Mathematics dictionary, 1992;Encylopedic dictionary of mathematics, 1987;The Penguin dictionary of mathematics, 1989
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- 2006-11-09: new
- 2006-11-10: revised
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