How Challenging Is It to Create a Non-Symbolic MATLAB Laplace Transform Solver?

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Start date Jul 28, 2010
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Creating a non-symbolic Laplace transform solver in MATLAB is a challenging task due to the complexity of the mathematical concepts involved. Resources for starting this project include numerical methods for integration and transformation techniques, as well as existing MATLAB code examples. Understanding the underlying principles of Laplace transforms is crucial for successful implementation. The discussion highlights the need for a solid foundation in both MATLAB programming and mathematical theory. Overall, developing such a solver requires significant effort and expertise in both areas.

Jul 28, 2010

prabhu2288

Hi all

How hard is it to write a symbolic laplace solver ?
(I am aware that there are many available out
there, but I wanted to write one in MATLAB
which doesn't use symbolic toolbox). Where can
I start to get a good reference for the code ?

Thank you
Prabhakar

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Jul 28, 2010

prabhu2288

I might have misworded it..
By Laplace solver, I mean code that can
perform laplace transfroms.

Thanks

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