ON THE GIBBS PHENOMENON FOR THE SHANNON SAMPLING SERIES IN WAVELET SUBSPACES AND A WAY TO GO AROUND

  • Published : 1998.01.01

Abstract

The Shannon sampling series is the prototype of an interpolating series or sampling series. Also the Shannon wavelet is one of the protypes of wavelets. But the coefficients of the Shannon sampling series are different function values at the point of discontinuity, we analyze the Gibbs phenomenon for the Shannon sampling series. We also find a way to go around this overshoot effect.

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