Necessary conditions for  shearlet  and cone-adapted shearlet systems to be frames are presented with respect to the admissibility condition of generators.

The shearlet representation has gained increasing recognition in recent years as a framework for the efficient representation of multidimensional data. This representation consists of a countable collection of functions defined at various locations, scales and orientations, where the orientations are obtained through the use of shearing matrices. While shearing matrices offer the advantage of p...

Abstract. Multivariate problems are typically governed by anisotropic features such as edges in images. A common bracket of most of the various directional representation systems which have been proposed to deliver sparse approximations of such features is the utilization of parabolic scaling. One prominent example is the shearlet system. Our objective in this paper is three-fold: We firstly de...

We prove a Heisenberg type uncertainty principle for the continuous shearlet transform, and study two generalizations of it. Our work extends the shearlet theory. c ©2016 All rights reserved.

We consider the possibility that the standard model Higgs fields may originate from extra components of higher dimensional gauge fields. Theories of this type considered before have had problems accommodating the standard model fermion content and Yukawa couplings different from the gauge coupling. Considering orbifolds based on abelian discrete groups we are lead to a 6 dimensional G 2 gauge t...

in this paper, we give a necessary condition for function in l^2with its dual to generate a dual shearlet tight frame with respect to admissibility.

Using Hart Smith’s, curvelet, and shearlet transforms, we investigate L functions with sufficiently smooth background and present here sufficient and necessary conditions, which include the special case with 1-dimensional singularity line. Specifically, we consider the situation where regularity on a line in a non-parallel direction is much lower than directional regularity along the line in a ...

This paper introduces a numerical implementation of the 3D shearlet transform, a directional transform which is derived from the theory of shearlets. The shearlet approach belongs to a class of directional multiscale methods emerged during the last 10 years to overcome the limitations of traditional multiscale systems, which also include curvelets and contourlets. Unlike other methods, shearlet...