Windowed Radon transform frames
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This paper is devoted to introduce two kind of windowed Radon transform frames to be used in the decomposition of band limited functions on certain classical spaces on \(l\)-dimensional real space, when \(l=3\). A set of interesting results is included in the content of the paper.
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