Laplace transform as a dual space

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Start date Jan 31, 2009
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Heirot

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Jan 31, 2009

Hello,

I'm trying to find some information concerning Laplace transforms. Are they "just" an integral transformation, or do they have some algebraic meaning similar to Fourier transforms (the "plane wave" basis vectors)?

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netometry

Feb 7, 2009

Look up "inverse laplace transforms"

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