zeros of LaPlace transform

First posting: Tuesday, 10 April 2001 7:12:39 AM

eliot

The LaPlace transform of a function f(t) may be considered as a function of the complex variable ,s ( the one that appears in exp(-st). This complex -valued function may or may not have zeros . Is anything known about these zeros depending on what f(t) is? I can be reached at eliot@mathtechinc.com
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FOX | (147.32.127.204) | Tuesday, 31 August 2004 1:06:18 AM
please help,reverse laplace transform:3p/(p+1)please

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