Gabor analysis constitutes a central part of time-frequency analysis. While preserving the symmetry between the time (location) domain and the frequency (wave number) domain, Gabor analysis avoids the high degree of redundancy inherent in the continuous short-time Fourier transform. The ability to resolve details of a signal (or a system impulse response) in a two-dimensional representation, whose coefficients have a very natural interpretation, is the basis for many interesting applications in electrical engineering, and signal-and image processing making Gabor analysis an important branch of applied mathematics. This work provides an overview of recent developments in Gabor analysis. Leading scientists in various disciplines related to the subject treat a range of topics from covering theory to numerics as well as applications of Gabor analysis. The presentation unfolds systematically and includes appropriate background material in each chapter, placing the work in its proper context. Graduate students, practitioners and researchers in the areas of numerical analysis, electrical engineering and applied mathematics will finds this book a current and useful resource.