Ngược lại với các định lý lấy mẫu và với việc mở rộng Haar wavelet, các hệ số mở rộng không phải là mẫu ff hoặc các sản phẩm bên trong giữa ff và các vector cơ sở. | Book II. Chapter 1. After the death of Brutus his three sons succeed him in the kingdom. During these transactions Brutus had by his wife Ignoge three famous sons whose names were Locrin Albanact and Kamber. These after their fatherÕs death which happened in the twenty-fourth year after his arrival buried him in the city which he had built and then having divided the kingdom of Britain among them retired each to his government. Locrin the eldest possessed the middle part of the island called afterwards from his name Loegria. Kamber had that part which lies beyond the river Severn now called Wales but which was for a long time named Kambria and hence that people still call themselves in their British tongue Kambri. Albanact the younger brother possessed the country be called Albania now Scotland. After they had a long time reigned in peace together Humber king of the Huns arrived in Albania and having killed Albanact in battle forced his people to fly to Locrin for protection. Chapter 2. Locrin having routed Humber falls in love with Estrildis Locrin at hearing this news joined his brother Kamber and went with the whole strength of the kingdom to meet the king of the Huns near the river now called Humber where he gave him battle and put him to the rout. Humber made towards the river in his flight and was drowned in it on account of which it has since borne his name. Locrin after the victory bestowed the plunder of the enemy upon his own men reserving for himself the gold and silver which he found in the ships 23 Geoffrey of Monmouth together with three virgins of admirable beauty whereof one was the daughter of a king in Germany whom with the other two Humber had forcibly brought away with him after he had ruined their country. Her name was Estrildis and her beauty such as was hardly to be matched. No ivory or new-fallen snow no lily could exceed the whiteness of her skin. Locrin smitten with love would have gladly married her at which Corineus was extremely .
