Regularity of non-stationary subdivision: a matrix approach
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Regularity of non-stationary subdivision: a matrix approach
Abstract
In this paper, we study scalar multivariate non-stationary subdivision schemes with integer dilation matrix M and present a unifying, general approach for checking their convergence and for determining their Hölder regularity (latter in the case [Formula: see text]). The combination of the concepts of asymptotic similarity and approximate sum rules allows us to link stationary and non-stationary settings and to employ recent advances in methods for exact computation of the joint spectral radius. As an application, we prove a recent conjecture by Dyn et al. on the Hölder regularity of the generalized Daubechies wavelets. We illustrate our results with several examples.
Keywords: 15A60; 39A99; 65D17.
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