1. This is a collection of Matlab 5 routines developed for Sobolev and Holder smoothness computations of refinable functions. Download the archive regsoft.tar or regsoft.zip from http://www.math.umsl.edu/~jiang Create a directory and archive there: tar -xvf regsoft.tar or unzip regosft.zip Please send your questions, comments, and corrections to Qingtang Jiang jiangq@umsl.edu 2. List of functions included: MAIN ROUTINES: sobsmthest.m Sobolev smoothness estimate for refinable vectors with an arbitrary (isotropic) dilation M and the spatial dimension d<=2. holdsmthest.m Holder smoothness estimate for refinable vectors with dilation M=2, M=2*I_2, or M=[1 2;-2 -1] MAJOR ROUTINES: sumruleorder.m Computes the sum rule order k of the mask with an arbitrary dilation M and the spatial dimension d<=2. (For the vector case, k is not the largest possible sum rule order.) stable.m Computes the stability indicator for the stability of the refinable vector with an arbitrary dilation M and the spatial dimension d<=2. tranop.m Matrix representation of the transition operator with an arbitrary dilation M and the dimension d<=2. smalltranop.m Matrix representations of the transition operators for Holder smoothness restrsop.m Matrix representations of the transition operators restricted to the common invariant subspace. jointspec.m Computes upper and lower estimates for the joint spectral radius of matrices from restrsop.m 3. References: This software was developed based on the theory about the smoothness of refinable functions in the following two papers [JZ] (the scalar case) and [JJ] (the vector case), and was explained and used in [JO]. [JZ] R. Q. Jia, S. R. Zhang, Spectral properties of the transition operator associated to a multivariate refinement equation, Linear Algebra Appl. 292 (1999), 155--178. [JJ] R. Q. Jia, Q. T. Jiang, Characterization of smoothness of multivariate refinable vectors, Manuscript, July 2000. [JO] Q. T. Jiang, P. Oswald, On the analysis of sqrt(3)-subdivision, Manuscript, March 2001.