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Ragab, F. M.

 
9781332145287: The Inverse Laplace Transform of an Exponential Function (Classic Reprint)

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To extend the knowledge of the relationship between time harmonic fields and pulse fields and between the asymptotic series described above and the correspond ing series of powers to fields diffracted by smooth bodies, it now appears desirable to utilize some Laplace transforms which have not been established.

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To extend the knowledge of the relationship between time harmonic fields and pulse fields and between the asymptotic series described above and the correspond ing series of powers to fields diffracted by smooth bodies, it now appears desirable to utilize some Laplace transforms which have not been established.

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In electromagnetic problems one often has occasion to study pulse fields, that is, fields created by sources which have a Heaviside unit function behavior or a delta-function behavior in the time variable as well as fields created by the same sources and having a harmonic time behavior. The latter fields also prove to be harmonic in time (apart from a transient) and these time harmonic fields are the Laplace transforms of the corresponding pulse fields.

To extend the knowledge of the relationship between time harmonic fields and pulse fields and between the asymptotic series described above and the corresponding series of powers to fields diffracted by smooth bodies, it now appears desirable to utilize some Laplace transforms which have not been established. It is expected that the result will be useful in electromagnetic diffraction problems but the present paper will be devoted to the purely mathematical problem of determining the original function and also the asymptotic behavior of the original function for t near 0.

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