Practical wavelet design on the sphere
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Abstract: We address the question of designing isotropic analysis functions on the sphere which are perfectly limited in the spectral domain and optimally localized in the spatial domain. This work is motivated by the need of localized analysis tools in domains where the data is lying on the sphere, e.g.{} the science of the Cosmic Microwave Background. Our construction is derived from the localized frames introduced by Narcowich, Petrushev, Ward, 2006. The analysis frames are optimized for given applications and compared numerically using various criteria.
In many applications, data are located some spheres; therefore, wavelets on spheres are important. This paper investigates the design of bandlimited spectral window functions. The authors optimize some criteria in some sense and the efficiency is illustrated by numerical examples.
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