On the Construction and Use of Two-Dimensional Wavelet-Like Basis

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  • W. Elliott Hutchcraft Department of Electrical Engineering Anderson Hall Box 7 University of Mississippi University, MS 38677 USA
  • Richard K. Gordon Department of Electrical Engineering Anderson Hall Box 7 University of Mississippi University, MS 38677 USA

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On the Construction and Use of Two-Dimensional Wavelet-Like Basis

Abstract

An alternative method for generating higher dimensional wavelet-like basis functions is proposed in this paper. One method that has been used was to derive the two-dimensional wavelet-like basis from the two-dimensional traditional finite element basis. However, in this paper, products of one-dimensional wavelet-like functions are used as two-dimensional waveletlike basis functions. The generation of linear wavelet-like functions is discussed in detail and the use of linear and higher order wavelet-like functions is also investigated. The advantages and disadvantages of this technique for deriving wavelet-like basis functions will be discussed.

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2022-06-18

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W. E. . Hutchcraft and R. K. . Gordon, “On the Construction and Use of Two-Dimensional Wavelet-Like Basis”, ACES Journal, vol. 18, no. 3, pp. 68–76, Jun. 2022.

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