Wavelets and convolutions.

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From: Christian G. Rosenvinge
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 1991 08:12

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	Does anybody out there know how to convolve to seqeunces, one 
	infinite long, the other with finite length, with wavelets
	transforms??

	I have a hunch that one might save some calculations with 
	doing the convolution with the wavelet theory, instead of 
	using the traditionally FFT method fast convolution.
	I am no mathematician, only interested in doing a filtering -
	so if any out there know the theory well - please give
	me hint.

--Christian Rosenvinge
  email christir@ifi.uio.no

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