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♥Main branch leading to wavelets ♥By Joseph Fourier (born in France, 1768-1830) with frequency analysis theories (1807) From the Notion of Frequency Analysis to Scale Analysis ♥Analyzing f(x) by creating mathematical structures that vary in scale Ø Construct a function, shift it by some amount, change its scale, apply that
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