INTERPOLATING SCALING VECTORS
The paper is concerned with the systematic construction of scaling vectors with a lot of desirable properties. A vector \(\Phi = (\phi_0, \dots, \phi_{r-1})^T,\) \(r > 0\), of \(L^2(R)\)-functions is called scaling vector if it satisfies a refinement equation of the form \[ \Phi (x) = \sum_{k\in \mathbb Z} A_k \Phi (2x-k) \] with \((A_k)_{k\in \mathbb Z}\) a sequence of real \(r \times r\)-matrices. The scaling vectors are required to satisfy interpolation properties, the integer translates \(\{\phi_j (\cdot - n): j = 0, \dots, r-1; \, n \in \mathbb Z \}\) are required to form an orthonormal basis of their span and to have good approximation properties. The construction is based on the factorization techniques introduced by \textit{G. Plonka} in [Constructive Approximation 13, No. 2, 221--244 (1997; Zbl 0870.41015)]. The proposed procedure is illustrated by different examples.
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