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Preliminary course outline Here is a link to an outline for 12 wavelet lectures as they were given in this course a few years ago. We will basically follow the same plan (but not absolutely strict). Here is a list of relevant chapters in Bergh/Ekstedt/Lindberg's book. First meeting (September 3) In this first couse meeting the were given some introductatary information about the administration of the course. Also ther were given some very general and very short description of wavelets as wave packages and some application of it to imageprocessing were demonstrated. In this wavelet course we will assume that the students have some knowledge in two basic areas in mathematics: 1. Linera algebra, with basis systems , specially orthormal basis. 2. Fourier series and/or Fourier transforms. The students are assumed to have accress to Matlab during the course Homework assignment 1 is available
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September 9 and is supposed to be handed in within a couple of weeks Homework assignment 2 is available
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September 30 and is supposed to be handed in within a couple of weeks Homework assignment 3 is available
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November 5 and is supposed to be handed in within a couple of weeks Homework assignment 4 is available
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November 16 and is supposed to be handed in within a couple of weeks Homework assignment 5 is available
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November 25 and is supposed to be handed in within a couple of weeks Lecture 2 (September 11) We saw that the expansion of function with the Haar filter corresponds to filter operations on the sequence space l^2 with two filter the Lowpass filter h = (1,1)/sqrt(2) and the Highpass filter g=(-1,1)/sqrt(2) , arranging the iterated filter operation in the Wavelet filter tree . The filter h and g generatate the translation invariant ON-sets {T^2k g}_k resp. {T^2k g}_k . Those two ON-sets are mutually orthogonal and makes together an ON- basis for l^2. The Low- and High- pass filter operation can be seen as changing coordinates system to this new ON-basis. This change of coordinates can be seen as locally doing an 45 degree in many copies of R². By repeated local rotations (with specially selected angles) one will construct longer filters h and g with will generate similar translation invariant ON-sets and ON- basis. Usually one selects the rotation angles so that the constructed filter fullfill some moment conditions.
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