Dollar table droped in sys Schema

hi ,
I am using oracle 11g database release 1,i dropped the dollar table in sys schema accidently is it possible to recover that table in SYS Schema.
Any advice
thank you

hi,
thanks for the reply,this are the tables i was dropped in my test server
DROP TABLE LOGMNRG_DICTIONARY$;
DROP TABLE LOGMNRG_OBJ$;
DROP TABLE LOGMNRG_TAB$;
DROP TABLE LOGMNRG_COL$;
DROP TABLE LOGMNRG_ATTRCOL$;
DROP TABLE LOGMNRG_TS$;
DROP TABLE LOGMNRG_IND$;
DROP TABLE LOGMNRG_USER$;
DROP TABLE LOGMNRG_TABPART$;
DROP TABLE LOGMNRG_TABSUBPART$;
DROP TABLE LOGMNRG_TABCOMPART$;
DROP TABLE METASCRIPT$;
DROP TABLE METASCRIPTFILTER$;
DROP TABLE METANAMETRANS$;
DROP TABLE METAPATHMAP$;
DROP TABLE EXTERNAL_TAB$;
DROP TABLE EXTERNAL_LOCATION$;
DROP TABLE MODEL$;
DROP TABLE MODELTAB$;
DROP TABLE MODELATT$;
DROP TABLE MODELSET$;
DROP TABLE LOGMNRG_SEED$;
SQL> create user new identified by new;
User created.
SQL> grant resource,connect to new;
Grant succeeded.
SQL> drop user new;
drop user new
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
i try to drop the user i am getting this error.
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