Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Summaries of modern signal processing
1.2 Characters analysis of the treating methods in modern signal processing
1.3 Characters and construction arrangements of this book of monograph
1.4 Summary of this chapter
Chapter 2 Some novel methods under the conditions of the structural interfbrences
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Analysis the influence of the receiving signals with
structuralinterferences under the conditions
between synchronous and asynchronous
2.2.1 The model of receiving signal
2.2.2 Analysis the structure 0f the baseband signal under
the synchronous and asynchronous receiving conditionst
2.2.3 Analysis of sign~structure under the synchronous
and asynchronous conditions of the carrier Phase Chapter 1 Introduction 
  1.1 Summaries of modern signal processing
  1.2 Characters analysis of the treating methods in modern signal processing 
  1.3 Characters and construction arrangements of this book of monograph 
  1.4 Summary of this chapter
Chapter 2 Some novel methods under the conditions of the structural interfbrences
  2.1 Introduction
  2.2 Analysis the influence of the receiving signals with
    structuralinterferences under the conditions
    between synchronous and asynchronous
    2.2.1 The model of receiving signal  
    2.2.2 Analysis the structure 0f the baseband signal under
    the synchronous and asynchronous receiving conditionst
    2.2.3 Analysis of sign~structure under the synchronous
    and asynchronous conditions of the carrier Phase
    2.2.4 Analysis of the nurremcal simulation
    2.2.5 Summary of this section
  2.3 Analysis of the united detectivemethods base on the
    theory of the definite linear operator 
    2.3.1 System model
    2.3.2 Relatedcondusions of the definitelinear operatortheory
    and the application in the united detection
    2.3.3 The united detectivemethod based onthetheory of
    definite linear operator under the norrstrict power control
    2.3.4 Realization and correlated performances analysis
    2.3.5 Two examples
    2.3.6 Simulative analygs
    2.3.7 the Summary in this section
  2.4 The united detection based on solving the reverse of hemake matrix
    2.4.1 The realization of the united detective method based
    on the theory of hermite matrix
    2.4.2 Computing complexity analysis and simulation
    2.4.3 The summary of this section
  2.5 The novel decorrelating decision feedback united detective method
    2.5.1 System model
    2.5.2 Derivation of new decorrelating decisionfeedback method 
    2.5.3 Simulation analysis and case
    2.5.4 The StllnnIary of this section
  2.6 Anovel united detectivemethodunderthe asynchronous receiving conditiontt
    2.6.1 Introduction
    2.6.2 Signal model
    2.6.3 The derivation ofthis new uniteddetective method
    2.6.4 Properties analysisand simulation
    2.6.5 The conclusion of this section
  2.7 Blind united detective technologies
    2.7.1 Introduction
    2.7.2 The COITRTIonmodel of the blind united detection
    2.7.3 Some concrete blind united detective methods
    2.7.4 The Summary of thiS section
  2.8 The diversity technology based on the fractional Fourier Transformation 
    2.8.1 Introduction
    2.8.2 Some corresponding theoretical conclusions of
    fractional Fourier Transformation
    2.8.3 The concrete analysis of the diversity realization
    hased onthetheory of FRFT
    2.8.4 A cryptosystem scheme based on the theory of FRFT
    2.8.5 The summary of this section
  2.9 A modilied method of deha modulation
    2.9.1 Introduction
    2.9.2 Delta modulation principle analysis
    2.9.3 Derivation ofthemodified deIt.modulationn method  .
    2.9.4 Property analysis and an example
    2.9.5 Conclusion of this section
  2.10 Surramry of this chapter
    References
Chapter 3 Some novel methods of modern signal processing based on Information Theories.
  3.1 Introduction 
  3.2 Some conelusions in theories of irdormation
    3.2.1 Some hasic conceptions
    3.2.2 Some related properties ofShannon entropy and
    dlscnmination entropy 
    3.2.3 Some important principles and criteria
  3.3 Signal detective models hased on the inforrmtion
    extreme value criteria
    3.3.1 Signal detectivemodel based onthe roa：dmum
    entropy criterion 
    3.3.2 Signal detective rflodel hased on the minimum
    discrimination entropy criterion
    3.3.3 Sigml detectiveInodel hased ontheminimum
    error entropy criterioil
  3.4 Analysis of some concrete examples
    3.4.1 Application in the domain Of spectra estimation
    3.4.2 Application in the field of blind source separation 
    3.4.3 Analysis ofthe example based onthe criterion of
    the minimum error entropy
  3.5 Conception of information matched filtering
  3.6 Summary of this cbapter
    References
Chapter 4 Some new method about.signal analysis based on the theories of abstract algelra
  4.1 Introduction  .
    4.2The basicideas andmodels of the signal
    classification，detection and recognition
    4.3 Newmethods of signal classification，detection and
    recognition based on group theory
    4.3.1 ne related concepotions and condUSions of group theory
    4.3.2 The concrete appiicafion in the domain of signed
    daasification，detection and pattern recognition
    4.3.3 Analysis Of a concrete example
  4.4 Sorne novelmetheds of slgntd dassification.signal
    detectionandpattern recognitionbased onthe
    theories of ring and field 
    4.4.1 ne definition and related properties of ring
    4.4.2 Some related properties offield structure
    4.4.3 the concrete application in the domains of signal
    classification.detection and recognition
    4.4.4 An example analysis based on field theory
  4.5 111e current methods of signal classification，
    detection and pattern recognition based on the
    eornrllorl algebra theories
  4.6 A novelmethods hased onthetheory of linear
    operator semigroup
    4.6.1 The related theory of linear operator semigroup
    4.6.2 nle concrete processingbased 011theories oflinear
    operator semigroup 
  4.7 Surarmry of this chapter
  References
Chapter 5 Conclusions and Prospects
  5.1 The conclusions of the whole book monograph
  5.2 nle expectation of the future researching
  References
Postscript
Brief Introduction about this Book of Monograph