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Classical and second generation wavelet theory with applications: talk 2

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  • UserProfessor G. Kerkyacharian & Professor D. Picard, Université Paris VII
  • ClockTuesday 08 May 2012, 14:00-15:00
  • HouseMR3.

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This is a short course and will take place every weekday, starting Monday 7th May and ending on Friday 18th May 2012.

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