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On the wavelet based differentiation matrix

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The Daubechies wavelet based differentiation matrix will be constructed for periodic boundary conditions. It will be proved that this matrix displays the very important property of superconvergence. The relationship between Daubechies-based numerical methods and finite difference methods will be seen.

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This research was supported by AFOSR Grant 90-0093, by DARPA grant N00014-91-4016, and by NSF grant DMS-9211820, in partial fulfillment of a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics under the guidance of Professor David Gottlieb.

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Jameson, L. On the wavelet based differentiation matrix. J Sci Comput 8, 267–305 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01060934

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