By A. P. Prudnikov, Yu. A. Brychkov, O. I. Marichev
The fourth and 5th volumes of this broad multivolume undertaking Integrals and sequence are dedicated to tables of Laplace transforms. In those spouse volumes the authors have accumulated facts scattered through the literature, and feature augmented this fabric with many unpublished effects got of their personal examine. quantity four includes tables of direct Laplace transforms, a few that are expressed when it comes to the Meijer G-function. while mixed with the desk of specific situations, those formulae can be utilized to acquire Laplace transforms of various common services of mathematical physics. quantity five bargains tables of inversion formulae for the Laplace transformation and comprises tables of factorization and inversion of assorted fundamental transforms.
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