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In this letter we focus on discrete integer-periodic signals, whose periodicity are different from the periodicity of continuous periodic signals in many aspects. We introduce a class of discrete periodic signals called intrinsic integer-periodic function (IIPF). An IIPF contains only a single period in terms of downsampling, which leads to some interesting properties for analyzing periodic components from a discrete signal. We show that one can use Ramanujan sum to decompose discrete periodic signals into IIPF components. Finally, we also propose an integer periodic spectrum rather than frequency spectrum. Our results show that the proposed integer periodic spectrum outperforms the conventional Ramanujan Fourier transform.
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