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| Because of its potential to uncover shifting frequencies and phase information, a wavelet transformation may be the ideal tool with which to examine the frequency behaviour of various kinds of nonlinear phenomena. We show here some premliminary examples of wavelet analysis of several previously examined descrete breather modes in two different models and various situations. |
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