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In this paper, we introduce a new multidimensional fractional S transform \(S_{\phi ,\varvec{\alpha },\lambda }\) using a generalized fractional convolution \(\star _{\varvec{\alpha },\lambda }\) and a general window function \(\phi \) satisfying some admissibility condition. The value of \(S_{\phi ,\varvec{\alpha },\lambda }f\) is also written in the form of inner product of the input function f with a suitable function \(\phi _{\textbf{t},\textbf{u}}^{\varvec{\alpha }_{\lambda }}\). The representation of \(S_{\phi ,\varvec{\alpha },\lambda }f\) in terms of the generalized fractional convolution helps us to obtain the Parseval’s formula for \(S_{\phi ,\varvec{\alpha },\lambda }\) using the generalized fractional convolution theorem. Then, the inversion theorem is proved as a consequence of the Parseval’s identity. Using a generalized window function in the kernel of \(S_{\phi ,\varvec{\alpha },\lambda }\) gives option to choose window function whose Fourier transform as a compactly supported smooth function or a rapidly decreasing function. We also discuss about the characterization of range of \(S_{\phi ,\varvec{\alpha },\lambda }\) on \(L^2(\mathbb {R}^N, \mathbb {C})\). Finally, we extend the transform to a class of quaternion valued functions consistently.
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Advances in Applied Clifford Algebras (AACA) publishes high-quality peer-reviewed research papers as well as expository and survey articles in the area of Clifford algebras and their applications to other branches of mathematics, physics, engineering, and related fields. The journal ensures rapid publication and is organized in six sections: Analysis, Differential Geometry and Dirac Operators, Mathematical Structures, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Applications, and Book Reviews.