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August 19, 2026Mediterranean Journal of MathematicsOpen Access

Extending Wavelet Regularity Beyond Gevrey Classes

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FTFilip TomićCroatian Academy of Sciences and ArtsSTStefan TutićUniversity of Novi SadMŽMilica ŽigićUniversity of Novi Sad

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Theoretical study demonstrates smooth orthonormal wavelets belonging to extended Gevrey classes, highlighting precise global decay control using expanded low-pass filter supports.

Key Points

  • To construct smooth orthonormal wavelets and their Fourier transforms that possess regularity extending beyond classical Gevrey classes.
  • Extended the initial Lemarié–Meyer support of the low-pass filter from [-2π/3, 2π/3] to [-4π/5, 4π/5] using the concept of invariant cycles.
  • Controlled the decay rate of the low-pass filter near 2π/3 using analytical formulations based on the Lambert W function.
  • Constructed smooth orthonormal wavelets and Fourier transforms belonging to the extended Gevrey class for σ > 1.
  • Established global decay estimates for both the wavelet function and its Fourier transform that surpass traditional Gevrey class boundaries.

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Tomić et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8562eb03308d306e2d5e0chttps://doi.org/10.1007/s00009-026-03173-5
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