Laplace Transforms on Mathematica
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- Subject: Laplace Transforms on Mathematica
- From: stevec (Steve Christensen)
- Date: Thu, 23 Mar 89 12:02:53 CST
>From sci.math.symbolic: [Note that some people who post to sci.math.symbolic are not members of this mailing list. So, in addition to sending replies to messages to me to forward to the mailing list, you may want to reply in sci.math.symbolic or directly to the author. I am posting sci.math.symbolic messages here as a service to those of you who do not have access to that newsgroup. -smc] tca Laplace Transforms on Mathematica 12:21 pm Mar 22, 1989(at ut-emx.UUCP) (From News system) Before I went ahead and created my own functions, I would like to see if anyone else has created additional functions in the Laplace.m file in Mathematica which handle more complicated transforms such as hyperbolic and trigonometric functions. The Mathematica release for the Macintosh handles polynomials and exponential functions but that's about all. Any additions to InverseLaplace.m would be welcome as well. -------------------- Tobin C. Anthony Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics University of Texas at Austin e-mail : tca at gunaco.ae.utexas.edu Office : 512-471-3681