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\(p\)-Adic Scaling and Generalized Scaling Sets

  • Debasis Haldar

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This article aims to develop MRA theory along with wavelet theory through corresponding sets in \(L^{2}(\mathbb{Q}_p)\) . Generalized scaling sets are important in wavelet theory because they determine (multi)wavelet sets. Although, the theory of scaling sets and generalized scaling sets on \(\mathbb{R}\) and local fields of positive characteristics are already developed to some extent, but it is yet to be studied on local fields of zero characteristic like \(\mathbb{Q}_p\) . This article presents necessary conditions for scaling sets with counting formulae for the elements in scaling sets, and characterization of generalized scaling sets with examples.