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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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A new direction.
Themes from math, science and engineering that predate the more recent trends in wavelts are signal processing, atomic decomposions of Calderon, splines, and finite element techniques of numerical analysis. All of these earlier ideas have enriched math, given new life and power to applied wavelet technology. While signal processing, filter banks, and pyramid algorithms...
Published on June 9, 2003 by Palle E T Jorgensen
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1 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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MISLEADING TITLE
When I saw the title of this book my expectation was to see examples of using Wavelets. The title uses the word 'Numerical'. It really should read 'Theoretical'. For those seeking applications of Wavelets, I do not recommend this book.
Published on December 10, 2003 by Jerry Blimbaum
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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A new direction.,
By Palle E T Jorgensen "Palle Jorgensen" (Iowa City, Iowa United States) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE) (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Numerical Analysis of Wavelet Methods, Volume 32 (Studies in Mathematics and its Applications) (Hardcover)
Themes from math, science and engineering that predate the more recent trends in wavelts are signal processing, atomic decomposions of Calderon, splines, and finite element techniques of numerical analysis. All of these earlier ideas have enriched math, given new life and power to applied wavelet technology. While signal processing, filter banks, and pyramid algorithms have formed the under-current of a number of recent books on the interface of wavelets and some the neighboring fields, including applications, the interaction with numerical analysis hasn't really been presented in a systematic fashion in book form; so that students, and the rest of us, can pick and learn the fundamentals from scratch;-- not before this lovely new book by Albert Cohen: You find the methods and tools needed in the discretization of problems from PDE and from analysis. I hope the publisher will promote the book. It deserves it. Give it a try! I believe you will not be disappointed. Albert Cohen shows how wavelet tools have enriched numerical analysis and vice versa.
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This review is from: Numerical Analysis of Wavelet Methods, Volume 32 (Studies in Mathematics and its Applications) (Hardcover)
When I saw the title of this book my expectation was to see examples of using Wavelets. The title uses the word 'Numerical'. It really should read 'Theoretical'. For those seeking applications of Wavelets, I do not recommend this book.
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Numerical Analysis of Wavelet Methods, Volume 32 (Studies in Mathematics and its Applications) by Albert Cohen (Hardcover - May 13, 2003)
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