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Fig. 8 |

Fig. 8

From: Stokes Problem, Layer Potentials and Regularizations, and Multiscale Applications

Fig. 8

Discrete \(\Sigma \)-tensor wavelet function \(\boldsymbol{\Psi }_{\tau _{j}}^{5}\) on the unit sphere \(\Omega \) for different values of the discrete scale parameter \(j \in \mathbb{Z}\). The left figures show the Frobenius norms of the tensor kernel \(\boldsymbol{\Psi }_{\tau _{ j}}^{5}(x,y)\) for a fixed value \(y \in \Omega \) and variable \(x \in \Omega \). The right figures show the scalar value \(\varepsilon ^{r}(x) \cdot \left (\boldsymbol{\Psi }_{\tau _{j}}^{5}(x,y)\varepsilon ^{r}(x)\right )\), where \(\varepsilon ^{r}(x)\) is the radial unit vector at the point x. This “radial projection” of the tensor kernel is suitable to show the wavelet character of the \(\Sigma \)-tensor wavelet functions

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