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Fractal self-transform functions

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Abstract

The concept of fractal (self-similar) self-transform functions is examined. A general method to prove existence of these functions is introduced, and necessary conditions for this existence are derived. The results are general and apply to all transforms with product-type kernels.

© 2006 Optical Society of America

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