Physics I / Laplace Transforms
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Which properties does the Laplace transform have?

Hints
  1. Check each claimed property against the transform's integral definition.
  2. Products in time do not become products in the transform domain.
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  • A. L{f'(t)} = sF(s) − f(0)f(0)
  • B. Linearity: L{af+bg} = aL{f}+bL{g}
  • D. L{eatf(t)e^{at} f(t)} = F(s−a)F(s-a) (frequency shift)
Why

The transform of a product is a convolution, not a simple product.

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