How Can I Use Mellin and Hankel Transforms to Solve Problems?

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The discussion centers on utilizing Mellin and Hankel transforms for problem-solving in mathematical contexts. Participants emphasize the importance of self-research, recommending users to search for articles and tutorials on these transforms. Specific examples mentioned include transforming functions like e^-at and cos(t). The community encourages posting specific problems for targeted assistance rather than general tutorials.

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  • Understanding of integral transforms, specifically Mellin and Hankel transforms.
  • Familiarity with mathematical functions such as e^-at and cos(t).
  • Basic knowledge of complex analysis and its applications.
  • Proficiency in using mathematical software for computations, such as MATLAB or Mathematica.
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  • Research articles on the applications of Mellin transforms in signal processing.
  • Explore Hankel transforms and their role in solving differential equations.
  • Learn how to implement Mellin and Hankel transforms using MATLAB.
  • Post specific mathematical problems involving these transforms for community feedback.
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Mathematicians, engineering students, and researchers looking to apply Mellin and Hankel transforms in their work or studies.

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Please i need someone who can help me with these, by introduction, giving examples and explaining how i can tackle questions on it..thanks
 
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You are asking for someone to write a general tutorial which is beyond the scope of what we do here. While some of our members do write tutorials, we do not, as a rule, do so upon request.

I suggest you use your favorite search engine to find articles on the Hankel and Mellin transforms, then if you need help with a specific problem, post it here along with your work, and perhaps one of our helpers can point you in the right direction.
 
pls use mellin and hankel to transfrom 1, e^-at and cost
 
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