The periodic multiresolution analysis （PMRA） and the periodic frame multiresolution analysis （PFMRA） provide a general recipe for the construction of periodic wavelets and periodic wavelet frames, respectively. Th...The periodic multiresolution analysis （PMRA） and the periodic frame multiresolution analysis （PFMRA） provide a general recipe for the construction of periodic wavelets and periodic wavelet frames, respectively. This paper addresses PFMRAs by the introduction of the notion of spectrum sequence. In terms of spectrum sequences, the scaling function sequences generating a normalized PFMRA are characterized; a characterization of the spectrum sequences of PFMRAs is obtained, which provides a method to construct PFMRAs since its proof is constructive; a necessary and sufficient condition for a PFMRA to admit a single wavelet frame sequence is obtained; a necessary and sufficient condition for a PFMRA to be contained in a given PMRA is also obtained. What is more, it is proved that an arbitrary PFMRA must be contained in some PMRA. In the meanwhile, some examples are provided to illustrate the general theory.展开更多
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文摘The periodic multiresolution analysis （PMRA） and the periodic frame multiresolution analysis （PFMRA） provide a general recipe for the construction of periodic wavelets and periodic wavelet frames, respectively. This paper addresses PFMRAs by the introduction of the notion of spectrum sequence. In terms of spectrum sequences, the scaling function sequences generating a normalized PFMRA are characterized; a characterization of the spectrum sequences of PFMRAs is obtained, which provides a method to construct PFMRAs since its proof is constructive; a necessary and sufficient condition for a PFMRA to admit a single wavelet frame sequence is obtained; a necessary and sufficient condition for a PFMRA to be contained in a given PMRA is also obtained. What is more, it is proved that an arbitrary PFMRA must be contained in some PMRA. In the meanwhile, some examples are provided to illustrate the general theory.
