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Finite elements with support on two intervals span the space of piecewise polynomomials with degree 2n ‒ 1 and n ‒ 1 continuous derivatives. Function values and n ‒ 1 derivatives at each meshpoint determine these “Hermite finite elements”. The n basis functions satisfy a dilation equation with n by n matrix coefficients. Orthogonal to this scaling subspace is a wavelet subspace. It is spanned by the translates of n wavelets W i(t), each supported on three intervals. The wavelets are orthogonal to all rescalings W i (2j tk), but not to translates at the same level (j = 0). These new multiwavelets achieve 2n vanishing moments and high regularity with symmetry and short support.

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Strela, V., Strang, G. (1995). Finite Element Multiwavelets. In: Singh, S.P. (eds) Approximation Theory, Wavelets and Applications. NATO Science Series, vol 454. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8577-4_33

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