time frequency analysis based mono components von dang pei (5 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -In this study, we define phase derivatives of analytic signals through non-tangential boundary limits, and consequently raise a new type of derivatives called Hardy-Sobolev derivatives for signals in the related Sobolev spaces. We prove that signals in the Sobolev spaces have well-defined phase derivatives that reduce to the classical ones when the latter exist. Based on the study of several types of phase derivatives and their properties, we mainly work on the following three subjects: (1)We extend the existing relations between the instantaneous frequency and the Fourier frequency and the related ones for smooth signals to those in the Sobolev spaces. (2) Based on the phase derivative theory and the recent result of positivity of phase derivatives of boundary limits of inner functions the theoretical foundation of all-pass filters and signals of minimum phase is established. Both the discrete and continuous signals cases are rigorously treated. (3) We study a particular type of time-frequency distribution exclusively suitable for mono-components, called transient time-frequency distribution(TTFD). For multi-components we carry on a corresponding study.Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 156 pp. Englisch.

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Zustand: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Dang PeiAcademic Qualifications:Doctor (2007-2011) University of Macau Master (2005-2007) Wuhan UniversityBachelor (2001-2005) Henan Normal University.Research Interests: Signal processing, Time-Frequency analysis, Harmonic anal.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -In this study, we define phase derivatives of analytic signals through non-tangential boundary limits, and consequently raise a new type of derivatives called Hardy-Sobolev derivatives for signals in the related Sobolev spaces. We prove that signals in the Sobolev spaces have well-defined phase derivatives that reduce to the classical ones when the latter exist. Based on the study of several types of phase derivatives and their properties, we mainly work on the following three subjects: (1)We extend the existing relations between the instantaneous frequency and the Fourier frequency and the related ones for smooth signals to those in the Sobolev spaces. (2) Based on the phase derivative theory and the recent result of positivity of phase derivatives of boundary limits of inner functions the theoretical foundation of all-pass filters and signals of minimum phase is established. Both the discrete and continuous signals cases are rigorously treated. (3) We study a particular type of time-frequency distribution exclusively suitable for mono-components, called transient time-frequency distribution(TTFD). For multi-components we carry on a corresponding study. 156 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In this study, we define phase derivatives of analytic signals through non-tangential boundary limits, and consequently raise a new type of derivatives called Hardy-Sobolev derivatives for signals in the related Sobolev spaces. We prove that signals in the Sobolev spaces have well-defined phase derivatives that reduce to the classical ones when the latter exist. Based on the study of several types of phase derivatives and their properties, we mainly work on the following three subjects: (1)We extend the existing relations between the instantaneous frequency and the Fourier frequency and the related ones for smooth signals to those in the Sobolev spaces. (2) Based on the phase derivative theory and the recent result of positivity of phase derivatives of boundary limits of inner functions the theoretical foundation of all-pass filters and signals of minimum phase is established. Both the discrete and continuous signals cases are rigorously treated. (3) We study a particular type of time-frequency distribution exclusively suitable for mono-components, called transient time-frequency distribution(TTFD). For multi-components we carry on a corresponding study.