Sampling, Wavelets, and Tomography

"The book places emphasis on all three themes it considers. It presents applications with a broad perspective... The book, containing contributions of some of the renowned scientists in the field, is interesting and informative, and presents an insightful approach towards wavelets, sampling theory, and tomography. To conclude, the book is of immense value to the mathematically inclined researcher whose work centers arround the application of sampling theory." --Journal of the Indian Institute of Science "This volume has been compiled by the editors with a readership of mathematicians, scientists, and engineers working in signal and image processing. It is a collection of invited articles on sampling, wavelets, and tomography, three active areas in contemporary mathematics having Fourier analysis as a common root. This state-of-the-art book not only presents new results in these research areas, but also demonstrates the role of sampling in both wavelet theory and tomography. One key feature of the book is an introductory chapter stressing the interdependence of the three main areas covered." --Int. Mathem. Nachrichten "The aim of the book is to highlight the interconnections between sampling, wavelets and tomography, and to present new results. The first chapter of the book...provides the reader with an exceptional overview, and also with an illuminating review of the other chapters, pointing out the interconnections between them, and giving concise introduction into the three fundamental topics in the title, including fundamental definitions and results... The book makes useful reading and gives clear nontedious presentation of the mathematical ideas involved." --Revue Roumaine de Mathematiques Pures et Appliquees "This state-of-the-art book not only presents new results! but it also demonstrates the role of sampling in both wavelet theory and tomography.! The topics covered (from frame theory, time-frequency analysis, to tomography or new results on wavelets) show the wide range in the high level of activity in this area." --Monatshefte fur Mathematik