Integral transforms, operational calculus Laplace transform: uniqueness and inversion Concept
Residue calculus for Laplace inversion
Summary
Residue calculus for Laplace inversion evaluates the Bromwich integral with the residue theorem. One closes the vertical line of integration with a large arc to the left. When decays on such arcs, the inverse Laplace transform is the sum of the residues of at the poles of . It turns inversion into a finite or infinite sum of explicit terms, one for each pole.
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| MSC | 44A10, 30E20 |
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