We present a design scheme to generate tight and semi-tight frames in the space of discrete-time periodic signals, which are originated from four-channel perfect reconstruction periodic filter banks. The filter banks are derived from interpolating and quasi-interpolating polynomial and discrete splines. Each filter bank comprises one linear phase low-pass filter (in most cases interpolating) an...

We study approximation and localized polynomial frames on a bounded double hyperbolic or conic surface the domain by such hyperplanes. The main work follows framework developed recently in Xu (J Funct Anal 281(12):109257, 2021) for homogeneous spaces that are assumed to contain highly kernels constructed via family of orthogonal polynomials. existence will be established with help closed-form f...

The g-frame operator for g-frame in Hilbert space is introduced. The results of g-frame operator are presented. A sequence of operators Λ̄j∈J(where Λ̄ = ΛSg −1 ) is a g-frame for the Hilbert space H with frame bounds 1 B and 1 A . Frame identities for g-normalized tight frames are established. Results on direct sum of gframe operators on direct sum of Hilbert spaces are presented. Mathematics Sub...

When a Cardinal B-spline of order greater than 1 is used as the scaling function to generate a multiresolution approximation of L2 = L2(IR) with dilation integer factor M ≥ 2, the standard “matrix extension” approach for constructing compactly supported tight frames has the limitation that at least one of the tight frame generators does not annihilate any polynomial except the constant. The not...

When a Cardinal B-spline of order greater than 1 is used as the scaling function to generate a multiresolution approximation of L = L(IR) with dilation integer factor M ≥ 2, the standard “matrix extension” approach for constructing compactly supported tight frames has the limitation that at least one of the tight frame generators does not annihilate any polynomial except the constant. The notio...

The notion of tight (wavelet) frames could be viewed as a generalization of orthonormal wavelets. By allowing redundancy, we gain the necessary flexibility to achieve such properties as “symmetry” for compactly supported wavelets and, more importantly, to be able to extend the classical theory of spline functions with arbitrary knots to a new theory of spline-wavelets that possess such importan...