Challenges in analysis
In the last century, a variety of deep analytical methods and tools were developed enabling detailed understanding and descriptions of natural transforms of analysis such as Fourier transform, the Hilbert transform and their generalizations as singular integrals, pseudodifferential and Fourier integral calculi. Over the last few years, while attempting to deal computationally with the problems that the existing theory was supposed to elucidate, it became clear that a large number of fundamental issues both theoretical and computational need to be addressed; and that new mathematical/algorithmic tools and languages need to be developed. It has become obvious that major obstructions exist to the development of an effective computational harmonic analysis. Moreover, success in overcoming these difficulties will provide the scientist dealing with complex scientific structure with a language to formulate and model his science. In this paper, the author described some of the challenges, both algorithmic and theoretical, by providing a few examples, hinting at the existence of a rich field of research. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0960.00035].
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