The Computation of Wavelet-Galerkin Three-Term Connection Coecients on a Bounded Domain

Simon Jones, Tonghua ZHANG, Mathias Legrand

Abstract


Computation of triple product integrals involving Daubechies scaling functions may be necessary when using the wavelet-Galerkin method to  solve differential equations involving  nonlinearities or parameters with field variable dependence. Numerical algorithms for determining these triple product integrals, known as three-term connection coefficients, exist but tend to suffer from ill-conditioning.  A more stable numerical solution algorithm is presented herein and shown to be both accurate and robust.

 


Keywords


Three-term connection coecient; Wavelet-Galerkin method; Triple product integral; Numerical method

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/5016

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