Re: Laplace transform

[Doug Stewart]

Matt Rhodehouse wrote:
> Hello I am trying to figure out if Octave can be used to solve laplace 
> transforms, and if so, what is the syntax? The commands from Matlab do 
> not seem to compatible.
> THX
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What do you mean "solve Laplace transforms"?

Do you want to take the Laplace transform of a 'Time" expression?
Do you want to do algebra in "Laplace space"?
Do you want to do the "Inverse Laplace transform" ?

I am working on the ILT.

Doug Stewart