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How do we know $\lim_{t\rightarrow \infty }e^{-st + 4t} = 0 ? $

I'm trying to evaluate an integral, and the final step is to evaluate $e^{-st + 4t}$ at infinity minus $e^{-st + 4t}$ at $10$. (The limits of integration were $\infty$ and $10$.) To evaluate the ...
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How to solve this DE involving a convolution $\int_0^t ds \ e^{-\kappa s} \cos(\omega s) f(t-s)$?

I've got a DE of the form $$ \frac{df}{dt} = A - B f(t) - C \int_0^t ds\ e^{-\kappa s} \cos(\omega s) f(t-s) $$ which I want to solve given an initial condition $f(0^{+})=f_0 \in \mathbb{R}$. All the ...
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yet another simple Laplace transform

what is $ℒ(t^2e^{3t})$ I have got this far so far: $=\int_{0}^\infty (t^2e^{t(3-s)})$ Integration by parts using: $u = t^2$ and $du = 2t$ $v = \frac{e^{t(3-2)}}{3-s}$ and $dv = e^{t(3-s)}$ Which ...
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Fundamental matrix and exponential of matrix using Laplace Transform

I'm trying to work out how to find $$\exp(At)$$ for a system of linear differential equations $$x'=Ax.$$ I know that the solution is a fundamental matrix of the system such that $$\exp(At)=I$$ at ...
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