Return to the homepage Search the complete Wavelet Digest database Help about the Wavelet Digest mailing list About the Wavelet Digest The Digest The Community › Latest Issue › Back Issues › Current submissions › New submission › Discussion › Events › Gallery The Wavelet Digest Post a reply Name (First and Last) Email address Subject Message body Symbols View more symbols [quote="Laurent Demanet (ldemanet at hotmail dot com)"]One good reference is the book 'Coherent states' by Klauder and Skagerstam, 1985. It contains the seminal papers + a nice tutorial at the beginning. You can check out Ten Lectures p. 33, Daubechies has a word about Klauder whom she actually worked with before going into wavelets. That's where she comes from - theoretical physics. Actually the continuous wavelet transform was first introduced by Alberto Calderon in 1964 (I think) , as a tool in order to solve some obscure problem in harmonic analysis... And yes, there is Battle's book. For some reason I have a hard time getting into it... - L[/quote] Disable Symbols in this post HTML in message: None  Simple  Advanced Help and Editorial policy     All times are GMT + 1 Hour Jump to:  Select a forum  Digest -------- - Announcements - Latest Issue - Submissions - Gallery - Wavelet Discussion Forum - Archived-on-request   Topic review disclaimer - webmaster@wavelet.org Powered by phpBB

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