Wavelet Books Online   Wavelets and Subband Coding by Martin Vetterli and Jelena Kovacevic (Prentice Hall,1995, $65)

• ONLINE: Table of Contents, Order Info, Sample chapter, Applets

• In this book, a comprehensive and unified presentation of discrete and continuous wavelets, filter banks and subband coding, as well as multiresolution signal processing, is given. It is intended for practitioners and researchers in the fields of signal processing and telecommunications, as well as applied mathematics and computer vision.

Wavelets and Filter Banks by Gilbert Strang and Truong Nguyen (Wellesley-Cambridge Press, 1996, $56)

• ONLINE: Table of Content, Guide to the Book, Ordering Information, Homepage of book, Source Codes

• Our goal is to explain the subject including applications in a clear way.
• The book is already chosen for classes on wavelets.The book is closely linked with the new Wavelet Toolbox for MATLAB , which is available from MathWorks .

Wavelets in Medicine and Biology edited by Akram Aldroubi and Michael Unser (CRC Press, 1996, $80)

• ONLINE:  Description, Features, Table of Content, order: @bookplace

• This work provides guidelines for all those interested in wavelets and their applications to biomedical problems. It includes ready-to-use algorithms for immediate application, and examples illustrating how wavelet transforms are put into practice.

 
A Wavelet Tour of Signal Processing by Stéphane Mallat (Academic Press,1998, $60)

• ONLINE: Table of Content, Preface, Introduction, Wavelab Free Matlab Toolbox, Order information

• Wavelets have opened the door to a flow of new ideas and algorithms that have invaded most traditional fortresses of signal processing. This book travels along the bridges between applications, algorithms and theorems, with an emphasis on intuitive explanations. It is organized as a textbook for electrical engineering and applied mathematical classes.
• All algorithms and figures are implemented in WaveLab, which is a free Matlab/Octave toolbox, to let readers and students make their own numerical experiments.

The Wavelet Digest edited by Wim Sweldens

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• The Wavelet Digest is a free monthly newsletter edited by Wim Sweldens which contains all kinds of information concerning wavelets: ONLINE: announcement of conferences, preprints, software, questions, etc.

 
Wavelets and their application for the solution of partial differential equations in physics, Stefan Goedecker

• Wavelets are a base set with extraordinary properties for the solution of differential equations. They allow to deal with problems wich conventional methods fail to resolve. This book is intended to make the theory of wavelets understandable to numerical practitioners interested in solving partial differential equations with wavelets. In addition to a self-contained and intuitive presentation of the theory of wavelets, this book contains extensive tables with the basic filter coefficients of differential operators in several wavelets families. Anyone should be able to solve partial differential equations numerically in physics, chemistry or engineering using wavelets. It is expected that this theory will soon become part of science and engineering curricula like Fourier analysis is nowadays.
• this book allows non-mathematicans to understand the latest research results reached with techniques of wavelets

  Wavelets Matlab Course Exercises

10/3/98, Stefan Horbelt: horbelt@epfl.ch