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A new method of obtaining inverse transforms is suggested, which shows some advantages over partial fraction expansion methods. It uses linear combinations of the complex variable ‘s’ as differential or integral operators; it also uses properties which a transform and its derivatives possess at the origin of time. The convolution integral is used for some difficult inversions.
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