Windowed Fourier frames to approximate two-point boundary value problems
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Summary: Boundary value problems arise while modeling various physical and engineering reality. In this communication we investigate windowed Fourier frames focusing two-point BVPs. We approximate BVPs using windowed Fourier frames. We present some numerical results to demonstrate the efficiency of such frame functions to approximate BVPs.
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