Transfer Function of Linear two port system

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The discussion focuses on deriving the transfer function of a linear two-port system based on a given circuit. The initial transfer function is calculated as H(f) = R/(jwL + 1/jwC + R) after determining V_out at the resistor. The Fourier transform of the impulse response h(t) is computed, resulting in a complex expression for H(f). The user struggles to reconcile the two transfer functions to identify parameters A, B, a, and w1, particularly facing a conflict regarding the value of 'a'. The thread highlights the need for clarity in the calculations and the importance of the circuit diagram for accurate analysis.
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So I am suppose to solve for the transfer function of the circuit i have attached.

First I would find the V_out at the resistor. This is done by V_in=I(jwL + 1/jwC + R)
Then the transfer function is: H(f) = V_out/V_in = R/(jwL + 1/jwC + R)

Now I need to find the transfer function by using the Fourier transform.
Given the boundaries:
h(t) : 0 for t<0
e^(-at)(Acos(w1)t + Bsin(w1)t) for t>=0

so I have done the FT of h(t) to find H(f) = \frac{-A(a+2jf\pi)-2Bf\pi}{4\pi^2f^2 - 4\pi jaf-(a^2+4\pi^2f^2_1)}

rearranging the equation from the beginning:
H(f) = \frac{\frac{wR}{L}}{jw^2 - j\frac{1}{LC} + \frac{wR}{L}}

now when i try to compare the two transfer functions to determine A, B, a, and w1, I cannot seem to determine what 'a' is because it conflicts..

Does anyone see what I did wrong?
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