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Fractional Hilbert Transforms of Biorthogonal Wavelets

Akira Morimoto, Ryuichi Ashino, Kazuma Ikebe, Motoi Tatsumi, Takeshi Mandai

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We show that the fractional Hilbert transform preserves the biorthogonal wavelet property. For a naturally generated biorthogonal wavelet pair constructed from a given biorthogonal scaling pair, we propose a design to construct a better biorthogonal scaling pair for the naturally generated biorthogonal wavelet pair using the fractional Hilbert transform. We also propose a calculation method for low-pass and high-pass filters.

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We show that the fractional Hilbert transform preserves the biorthogonal wavelet property. For a naturally generated biorthogonal wavelet pair constructed from a given biorthogonal scaling pair, we propose a design to construct a better biorthogonal scaling pair for the naturally generated biorthogonal wavelet pair using the fractional Hilbert transform. We also propose a calculation method for low-pass and high-pass filters.

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We show that the fractional Hilbert transform preserves the biorthogonal wavelet property. For a naturally generated biorthogonal wavelet pair constructed from a given biorthogonal scaling pair, we propose a design to construct a better biorthogonal scaling pair for the naturally generated biorthogonal wavelet pair using the fractional Hilbert transform. We also propose a calculation method for low-pass and high-pass filters.

Key concepts: Biorthogonal system, Biorthogonal wavelet, Wavelet, Mathematics, Wavelet transform, Scaling, Pure mathematics, Mathematical analysis

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