The local trace function introduced in [Dut] is used to derive equations that relate multiwavelets and multiscaling functions in the context of a generalized multiresolution analysis, without appealing to filters. A construction of normalized tight frame wavelets is given. Particular instances of the construction include normalized tight frame and orthonormal wavelet sets.

We consider Γ = (X, E) a dual polar graph and we give a tight frame on each eigenspace of the Laplacian operator associated to Γ. We compute the constants associated to each tight frame and as an application we give a formula for the product in the Norton algebra attached to the eigenspace corresponding to the second largest eigenvalue of the Laplacian.

In this paper, we show that the property of tight affine frame decomposition of functions in L can be extended in a stable way to functions in Sobolev spaces when the generators of the tight affine frames satisfy certain mild regularity and vanishing moment conditions. Applying the affine frame operators Qj on j-th levels to any function f in a Sobolev space reveals the detailed information Qjf...

In the pointfree topological context of locales and frames, real functions on a locale L are represented as localic morphisms S(L)→ L(R) (i.e. frame homomorphisms L(R) → S(L)) where S(L) stands for the frame of all sublocales of L and L(R) denotes the frame of reals. This is reminiscent of dealing with (not necessarily continuous) real functions X → R as with continuous functions D(X)→ R where ...

Frames have been used to capture significant signal characteristics, provide numerical stability of reconstruction, and enhance resilience to additive noise. This paper places frames in a new setting, where some of the elements are deleted. Since proper subsets of frames are sometimes themselves frames, a quantized frame expansion can be a useful representation even when some transform coeffici...

Oversampled filter banks can be used to enhance resilience to erasures in communication systems in much the same way that finite-dimensional frames have previously been applied. This paper extends previous finite dimensional treatments to frames and signals in l2(Z) with frame expansions that can be implemented efficiently with filter banks. It is shown that tight frames attain best performance...