Tight frame expansions of multiscale reproducing kernels in Sobolev spaces
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Frame expansions are redundant expansions which appear in applications as a useful alternative to wavelet approximations. The coefficients of these have to satisfy certain inequalities, the ``frame bounds. If the multipliers of the upper and lower bounds agree, the frame is called a tight frame. In this paper, the concept of tight frames is applied to reproducing kernels in Sobolev spaces. For this, the setting is multidimensional. A two-dimensional example is given to illustrate the theory.
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