Re: Is there anything equivalent to FFT for Laplace Transform?

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From: RAI Ranjan
Date: Mon, 02 Nov 1992 07:15

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In article <6576@news.duke.edu> fang@phy.duke.edu (Fang Zhong) writes:
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>	We are studying a decaying time series.  We would like
>to have a Laplace Transform of our experimental data, so we can
>analyze all the exponential decaying modes.  Is there anything
>in numerical analysis that does the forward LT, just like FFT
>to help analyzing data in frequency demain?

Hi.  That's sounds cool.  Can someone send me the same info. please.

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Ranjan Rai                             <rairan@ecf.toronto.edu> 
Engineering Science 9T3                <rairan@eecg.toronto.edu>
University of Toronto

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From: rairan@ecf.toronto.edu (RAI Ranjan)
Subject: Re: Is there anything equivalent to FFT for Laplace Transform?
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Keywords: Discrete Laplace Transform ?
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