Ronald Coifman
Ronald Coifman · Science & Medicine
Harmonic analysis and wavelet theory
1941, Tel Aviv, Israel
Israel · Switzerland · United States
Ronald Coifman is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Harmonic analysis and wavelet theory
Coifman is a Yale mathematician whose work in harmonic analysis and wavelet theory produced 'wavelet packets' used to compress large data sets—including FBI fingerprint files—and advanced computational and applied analysis; he received the National Medal of Science in 1999. He was born in Tel Aviv, Israel, into a Jewish family, and earned his doctorate in Geneva. He is a Sterling Professor at Yale.
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Harmonic analysis and wavelet theory
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