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Frame Approximation in Clifford Analysis
Speaker:Professor Uwe Kaehler
Department of Mathematics
University of Aveiro
Date & Time:19 Dec 2008 (Friday) 15:00 - 16:00
Venue:J212

Abstract

In recent years frame approximation, in particular sparse approximation received a lot of attention, mostly due to the advent of compressed sensing. While there is how already a huge amount of literature dealing with the 1D- and 2D-case little is done in higher dimension. In this talk we will show how Clifford analysis can help studying (sparse) approximation in higher dimensions and give some examples.

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