ma}(\omega) = a_{\beta,\gamma} \,\omega^\beta e^{-\omega^\gamma}\]`

for `$\omega>0$`, with `$\Psi_{\beta,\gamma}(\omega)=0$` elsewhere.  Here `$a_{\beta,\gamma} $` is a normalization.

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#Examples of Wavelets
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