Convolution Applied to Inverse Transform Problem
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My problem lies in manipulating the equation to one which the inverse transform can be taken, but would appreciate this example of convolution worked with some more of the blanks filled. I cannot figure out how the equation
gets manipulated into what appears to be .
The main objective here is to find the inverse Laplace transform for h(s) using convolution.
k and t are separate variables, not a single variable kt.
Side Note: Is there a mathematical method for taking the inverse transform or are there just tables from people who did the original Laplace transform?
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