Abstract

In the spirit of subatomic or quarkonial decomposition of function spaces (Triebel in Fractals and spectra related to fourier analysis and function spaces. Birkhauser, Boston, 1997), we construct compactly supported, piecewise polynomial functions whose properly weighted dilates and translates generate frames for Sobolev spaces on the real line. All frame elements except for those on the coarsest level have vanishing moment properties. As a consequence, the matrix representation of certain elliptic operators in frame coordinates is compressible, i.e., well-approximable by sparse submatrices.

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