LaplaceTransform
The one-sided Laplace transform , as a rule table over the standard pairs (powers, exponentials, trig/hyperbolic, the unit step, the impulse) plus linearity and the first shifting theorem.
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LaplaceTransform!LaplaceTransform(f, t, s), for f a function of t.Typed signatures
| Type | Package | Applies |
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(expression, expression, expression) -> expression | analytic | always |
Details
- Covered: ( a concrete real ), , , , , ,
UnitStep(t - a)andDiracDelta(t - a)(sign ofadetermined viaisPositive/isNegative, declined if unknown), sums (linearity), a constant factor, and the first shifting theorem — anExp(a t)factor multiplying an otherwise-transformable piece shifts in that piece's transform, covering , , etc. - Also covered: and (the full-wave rectified waves, and ), for a provably positive
a, and the multivariateLaplaceTransform(f, {t1, t2}, {s1, s2})of a function that separates into one-variable factors, or otherwise one variable at a time. - Also covered: , , and the Fresnel integrals , (closed forms in , ). That last one is what makes , which does not separate, transform to .
- Also covered: , for the same symbolic on the power and the order (ChebyshevT, HermiteH).
- Declined: an opaque function
f(t)(Wolfram itself only expands the derivative/second-shifting theorems symbolically, which would mean synthesizingf(0)or a self-referentialLaplaceTransform[f[t],t,s]for an arbitraryf); a product of two independently-transformable pieces outside the shifting-theorem shape (e.g. );UnitStep/DiracDeltaat or an undetermined-signa; any exponent not linear int.
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About
| Examples | 22 |
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Implementation
primitive · kernela kernel — an algorithm over mutable state that would not be readable as a tree
nativeengine
typescriptpackages/symbols/analysis/analytic/src/transforms.ts See also: InverseLaplaceTransform, FourierTransform