Calderon’s reproducing formula for Bessel wavelet transform
Résumé
In this paper the inverse Bessel Wavelet Transform is investigated, the Calderon reproducing formula of Bessel wavelet transform is obtained by generalizing result of [7]. Some applications associated with Calderon’s reproducing formula of Hankel convolution are given.
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