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Mexican Hat Wavelet on the Heisenberg Group

Azita Mayeli
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In this article wavelets (admissible vectors) on the Heisenberg group are studied from the point of view of Calderon's formula. Further we shall show that for the class of Schwartz functions the Calderon admissibility condition is equivalent to the usual admissibility property which will be introduced in this work. Furthermore motivated by a well-known example on the real line, the Mexican-Hat wavelet, we demonstrate the existence and construction of an analogous wavelet on the Heisenberg Lie group with 2 vanishing moments, which together with all of its derivatives has Gaussian decay.

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Azita Mayeli. 2007-05-23. Mexican Hat Wavelet on the Heisenberg Group. https://arxiv.org/abs/0705.3364

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