No - in something like music, the fundimental is the frequency which all the other harmonics are integer multiples of.
If all the odd b coefficients were 0, and b2,b4... were not zero, the answer would be yes.
I think your fundimental is given by b1, even though its amplitude is zero.
(like a signal with a suppressed carrier - there is no carrier, but the remaining signal implies it)
In addition (music again) - distortion will cause intermods, and b1 will surface.