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Let ϕ be the refinable function corresponding to the refinement mask â.
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Let (phi_{m,l,alpha}) be the refinable functions from generalized Bernstein polynomials with the refinement mask (2).
Hence, the basis functions at quad/triangle vertices are shifts of the refinable function associated with a nonhomogeneous refinement equation.
We are interested in knowing whether the function ψ defined in (4.1) is a Riesz wavelet when the refinable function ϕ is chosen to be different refinable functions.
Let τ be the refinement mask of the refinable function ϕ of the form biglvert tau omega bigrvert =cos^{n}biggl( frac{omega}{2}biggr biglvert mathcal{L} omega bigrvert,quad omega in[-pi,pi].
Let a ˆ be a refinement mask of the refinable function ϕ of the form | a ˆ | = cos n ( ξ / 2 ) | L |, ξ ∈.
When the refinable function ϕ is chosen to be a pseudo spline, Dong in [3] gave the same results.
When the refinable function ϕ is a B-spline, Han showed in [19] that the wavelet defined in (4.1) is a Riesz wavelet.
If the refinable function ϕ is a smoothed pseudo spline, Zhuang obtained the following results.
[3] The refinable function vector (varPhi =left( phi _iright) _{i=1}^{n}) is symmetric if each component function (phi _i,1le ile n) is symmetric about some point (a_iin mathbb {R}).
If the refinable function ϕ satisfies the Strang-Fix (SF) condition of order (m_{0}) and the corresponding mask â satisfies (1- |hat{a} |^{2}= O (|cdot|^{m_{2}} )) at the origin, then (m_{1}=min{m_{0},m_{2}}).
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