Titlebook: Integral Transforms and their Applications; B. Davies Book 19852nd edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1985 Applications.Inte

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Application to Partial Differential Equations asymptotic and other useful information can often be obtained directly by appropriate methods. We illustrate some of the more simple problems in this section, leaving applications involving mixed boundary values, Green’s functions, and transforms in several variables until later.

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Green’a Functionsnot attempt a systematic treatment in this book; rather we will discuss problems and methods where integral transform techniques are useful. In particular, we will discuss in this section problems where the Fourier transform in one variable is applicable.

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Definition and Elementary Properties confine our attention to functions f(t) which are absolutely integrable on any interval 0 ≤ t ≤ a, and for which F(α) exists for some real α. It may readily be shown that for such a function F(p) is an analytic function of p for Re(p) > α, as follows.

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