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• TITLE: Multi-Resolution Fourier Analysis Part II: Missing Signal Recovery and Observation Results

  AUTHORS: Nourédine Yahya Bey

  KEYWORDS: Fourier Multi-Resolution; Spectral Analysis; Frequency Estimation; Frequency Resolution; Spectral Leakage; Missing Parts; Signal Recovery

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Communications, Network and System Sciences, Vol.5 No.1, December 31, 2011

  ABSTRACT: In this paper, we report application procedures and observed results of multi-resolution Fourier analysis proposed in the first part of this series. Missing signal recovery derived from multi-resolution theory is developed. It is shown that multi-resolution Fourier analysis enhances dramatically performances of Fourier spectra suffering limitations traced to implicit time windowing. Observed frequency resolutions, improvement of frequency estimations, contraction of spectral leakage and recovery of missing parts of finite duration signals are in accordance with theoretical predictions.