Integral transforms and their applications
By Abd Elgadir, Ahmed Ali Mohammed. 2009
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- Characterization of Matrix-Exponential Distributions (2008, background): “Using (F (u) = (s) s and the Final Value Theorem (see Debnath[19]), we see that lims→0 (s) = limu→∞ F (u), and so a1 = b1(1 − 0).”
- A Comparative Study of Mohand and Aboodh Transforms (2019, background): “In modern time, integral transforms (Laplace transform [1, 7-11], Fourier transform [1], Hankel transform [1], Mellin transform [1], Z-transform [1], Wavelet transform [1], Mahgoub transform [2], Kamal transform [3], Elzaki transform [4], Aboodh transform [5], Mohand transform [6], Sumudu transform ”
- New Integral Transform: Shehu Transform a Generalization of Sumudu and Laplace Transform for Solving Differential Equations (2019, methodology): “The basic idea of the z-transform was known to Laplace and later it was re-introduced by the Jewish-Polish mathematician Witold Hurewicz to treat a sampled-data control systems used with radar in 1947 ([16][17]).”
- Capacity of a Diffusion-Based Molecular Communication System With Channel Memory and Molecular Noise (2013, methodology): “…the particle distribution as the sum of the entropy per second of the transmitted signal and the integral of the transfer function Fourier transform [15] of the Green's function [24] of the Fick's diffusion in the portion of its frequency spectrum that is excited by the transmitted signal : (24)…”
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