Construction of multivariate tight frames via Kronecker products (Q5946567): Difference between revisions

Integer-translates of compactly supported univariate refinable functions \(\Phi_i\), such as cardinal B-splines, have been used extensively in computational mathematics. Using certain appropriate direction vectors, the notion of multivariate box splines is generalized to non-tensor-product compactly supported multivariate refinable functions \(\Phi\) from the \(\Phi_i\)'s. The objective of this paper is to introduce a Kronecker product approach to build compactly supported tight frames associated with \(\Phi\), using the two-scale symbols of the univariate tight frame generators associated to \(\Phi_i\)'s.