Mono-Component Decomposition of Signals Based on Blaschke Basis

This paper mainly focuses on decomposition of signals in terms of mono-component signals which are analytic with strictly increasing nonlinear phase. The properties of Blaschke basis and the approximation behavior of Blaschke basis expansions are studied. Each Blaschke product is analytic and mono-component. An explicit expression of the phase function of Blaschke product is given. The convergence results for Blaschke basis expansions show that it is suitable to approximate a signal by a linear combination of Blaschke products. Experiments are presented to illustrate the general theory.

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