A new construction of wavelet sets. (Q595908): Difference between revisions

A measurable set \(W\subset R\) is called a wavelet set if (a scaling of) the function whose Fourier transform equals the characteristic function of \(W\) is a wavelet. It is proved that the wavelet sets are in a bijective correspondence with a certain class of maps on \([0,1[\), which are hence called wavelet induced maps. As a consequence of the obtained results, construction of a wavelet set turns out to be equivalent to construction of two special wavelet induced maps.