Re: wavelet theory

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From: Al Kovalick
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 1990 19:48

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/ hpspdra:comp.dsp / ndimas@pikes.Colorado.EDU (Nicholas Dimas) /  3:14 pm  Nov 27, 1990 /
<Hi, I'm trying to find out some info about wavelet theory
<and how it's used in digital signal processing.  Any suggestions 
<would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You
Nicholas Dimas
e_mail: ndimas@pikes.denver.colorado.edu

Regarding compactly supported wavlets:

 Try contacting Aware,Inc of Cambridge Mass. (617-577-1700). These guys
specialize in wavelet transforms and applications. They will provide
several references about wavlet theory.  Especially good is the paper
"Relatinship between Fourier and Wavlet transforms" by Resnifoff &
Burrus. The theory is deep. Takes patience to see the light. 

Al Kovalick  Hewlett-Packard  alk@hpspd.spd.hp.com


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