Are there any famous and easy to read, or benchmark study on wavelets, where they use dimensions for time and frequency?
If the amplitudes have a correlation to spatial coordinates, for any application, (acoustics?), such a reference would also be helpful.
Fernando Soares Schlindwein
using time and frequency (or scale) is the same, mathematically as using distance and spatial frequency (events / mm).
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Lena J-T Strömberg
Thank you all.
Fernando, that is a good point, especially at solving the linear harmonic oscillator, and what it might be called when spatial (mode shape?). Looking at the wavelets, they appear more suitable to the spatial representation, although written in time. Because for time, the damping is after a certain amount, and not symmetric backwards, as a negative time.
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