Multiscale, Nonlinear and Adaptive Approximation: Dedicated to Wolfgang Dahmen on the Occasion of His 60th Birthday

This compilation celebrates the remarkable contributions of Wolfgang Dahmen, marking his 60th birthday with an assembly of insightful articles. The authors, Ronald A. Devorer and Angela Kunoth, have curated a selection of high-quality papers that delve into contemporary themes in the field of approximation theory. Each piece reflects cutting-edge research, showcasing nonlinear and adaptive methods that are crucial for advancing the domain.

Readers will find a rich variety of approaches and perspectives that emphasize multiscale techniques, emphasizing how these methods can be shaped by real-world applications. The invited contributions not only honor Dahmen's influential work but also serve as an invaluable resource for scholars and practitioners looking to deepen their understanding of approximative strategies.

By bridging theory and application, this collection casts light on the intricacies and challenges of approximation. It invites readers to explore the interplay between mathematical rigor and practical implementation, making it a vital addition to the field and a fitting tribute to an esteemed mathematician.