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contributions of this kind or think this is of no big value. Any
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<li> <a href= "fsp/toolmake.html"> 
               Our special role of "toolmakers" </a>&nbsp;(not only producers or 
just users of algorithms)<br>  
<li> <a href= "fsp/matlnuha.html"> 
               Why we use MATLAB </a>? <br>  
<li> <a href= "fsp/nuhagrole.html"> 
               The role of NUHAG within the FSP and the Dept. of Math. </a><br>  

<li>  Notes on <a href = "abs/expir.txt"> Experimental Mathematics </a> 
      [not just the English version of the subsequent report] 

<li>  (Nov.2000): Vortragsfolien zum Vortrag WISSENSWERTES
      in der MATHEMATIK an der TU Wien, zum Thema 
     <a href="http://tyche.mat.univie.ac.at/~fei/wissw20.ps"> 
     Ist die Fourier-Analysis noch zeitgem&auml;ss? </a>, alternativ
     k&ouml;nnen Sie das 
   <a href="http://tyche.mat.univie.ac.at/~fei/wissw20.tex">
   das viel kleinere TEX-file </a> herunterladen.  </li>  

<li>  Gedanken zur <a href = "applmath.html"> Angewandten Mathematik </a> 
      [Thoughts about applied mathematics, which is NOT just the
      German version of the notes on "experimental mathematics"]. 
<li>  <a href = "abs/moresymm2.txt">  
       Frames and Riesz-Bases </a>, describing the  
      concept of a BANACH FAMILY FRAME    
<li>  Abstract for the <a href = "abs/MIT.html"> MIT-talk  </a> in April 1994 

<li>  Some thoughts about the principle of <a href= abs/reduntex.txt> 
      redundancy </a> in nature and mathematics, as opposed to
      the concepts of orthogonality and minimality 

<li>  <a href="http://www.univie.ac.at/NuHAG/FEI/modulfei.ps">Memories of 
modulation spaces </a>(PS-file), or as
<a href="http://www.univie.ac.at/NuHAG/FEI/modulfei.pdf">PDF-file </a>(draft, 8 
pages, how I remember modulation spaces), cf. also  


<li>  PS-version of the abstract for on ``old'' technical report of
      1980 on the construction of <a href=abs/constrmin.ps> minimal
      invariant Banach spaces  </a>  


<li> <a href= "fsp/achiev.html"> FSP achievements </a><br> 

<li> <a href= "fsp/aims.html"> 
                 FSP aims for 1996-1999</a><br>
<li>  More to come soon (hopefully), visit us again! And thanks for
 any comments to <a href="mailto:hans.feichtinger@univie.ac.at">HGFei </a>
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        <H4>Some observation concerning wavelets:</H4>
        <p>The following histogram depicts the number of new 
        wavelet books per year between 1990 and 1998 (total 68, May 1998, then I 
        gave up counting them): <BR>A well organized access to further <A 
        href="http://www.mat.sbg.ac.at/~uhl/wav.html">wavelet WWW-nodes </A>is 
        maintained by A.Uhl in Salzburg (AUSTRIA). <BR>There is a bibliography 
        of wavelet books (up to 1998), which can be retrieved as <A 
        href="http://tyche.mat.univie.ac.at/~fei/wavbook.ps">postscript file 
        </A>.&nbsp;</TD>
      <TD width="421">
      <p align="center"><IMG height=225 alt="" src="wavbook.gif" 
      width=300></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<p> &nbsp;</p>
<p> <u><font size="4">&quot;Pamphlets&quot;&nbsp; by others:&nbsp; </font></u> <BR>There is a nice pamphlet by by 
  D.Healy and D.Rockmore on <A 
  href="http://tyche.mat.univie.ac.at/~fei/msri-ess.ps">"A new generation of 
  Signal processing and Signal processors" postscript file </A>.&nbsp; prepared 
  in connection with a summer school at MSRI in June 2000. </TD>
  </p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>