What is a wavelet in physics?

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Wavelets are wave-like oscillations with an amplitude that begins at zero.
It increases and decreases back to zero.
The wavelet is used in digital signal processing and image compression.
The modern applications of wavelet theory as diverse wave propagation, data compression, and signal processing.
The wavelet transform can be used to analyze signals in time-frequency space and reduce noise.

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