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Fourier analysis
Wavelet
Z-transform
Fourier transform
Complex number
Dirac delta function
Vector space
Periodogram
Mathematical analysis
Algebra
Mathematics

BANDPASS FILTERING AND WAVELETS ANALYSIS: TOOLS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF INHOMOGENEOUS TIME SERIES D. Stephen G. Pollock University of Leicester A wavelets analysis provides a means of analysing non-stationary time series of

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