Integral transforms, operational calculus Laplace transform: uniqueness and inversion Concept
Inverse Laplace transform
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Let be a function of a complex variable. Its inverse Laplace transform is a piecewise continuous function of exponential growth whose Laplace transform is . It can be computed by the Bromwich integral or by Post's inversion formula. See the definition.
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- Heaviside expansion theorem
- Post's inversion formula
- Lerch's uniqueness theorem
- Mellin's inverse formula