Master's Thesis

Today I went to HGFei to receive three books: Gröchenig’s “Foundations” and HGFei/Strohmer’s “Gabor Analysis” and “Advances”; the first two are now my property, the third one is just a lend. I also ordered a copy of Christensen’s “Introduction”. I want to buy these books because of their high quality and their good aptitude as introductory literature, and I like to write down notes *into* books, which isn’t quite possible for borrowed copies.

We had a short talk about further proceedings. My task now is to read a lot. In two or three months I should have a good enough overview about the topic to be able to say what direction is most interesting for me. As final target, Christmas 2006 should be a reasonable date for the master exam.

One part of my thesis could be to do some “quality assurance” and documentation of the NuHAG Matlab toolbox. Also, I think I should create a port for Octave.