Can you find the Laplace transform of a function multiplied by a non-linear exponential function?
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I am considering the Laplace transform of the function:
$$g(x,t)=f(x,t)exp(-(c+N(x,t))t).$$
Can you use the shift theorem in this case, or does the dependence of $N$ on time prevent this?
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I am considering the Laplace transform of the function:
$$g(x,t)=f(x,t)exp(-(c+N(x,t))t).$$
Can you use the shift theorem in this case, or does the dependence of $N$ on time prevent this?
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I am considering the Laplace transform of the function:
$$g(x,t)=f(x,t)exp(-(c+N(x,t))t).$$
Can you use the shift theorem in this case, or does the dependence of $N$ on time prevent this?
exponential-function laplace-transform laplace-method
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I am considering the Laplace transform of the function:
$$g(x,t)=f(x,t)exp(-(c+N(x,t))t).$$
Can you use the shift theorem in this case, or does the dependence of $N$ on time prevent this?
exponential-function laplace-transform laplace-method
exponential-function laplace-transform laplace-method
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