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This is a survey on some recent developments in multiscale techniques. Section 2 contains a description of multiresolutions. Stability criteria are investigated in Section 3, stressing the importance of Bernstein and Jackson inequalities. Multiscale decompositions and related spaces are considered in Section 4, including generalized Besov spaces, duality arguments, and interpolation. Applications in Section 5 deal among other topics with concrete Sobolev and Besov spaces. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0902.00035].
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