CONVOLUTION STRUCTURE FOR TWO VERSION OF FRACTIONAL LAPLACE TRANSFORM
Journal Title: Journal of Science And Arts - Year 2011, Vol 15, Issue 2
Abstract
Two versions of fractional Laplace transform are found in the literature. One by Sharma [4], which is a special case of linear canonical transform with representative matrix [[i]i[/i] cos α, [i]i [/i]sinα, -[i]i[/i] cos α] and other by Torre [5] with representative matrix [cos α, [i]i[/i] sin α,[i]i [/i]sin α, [i]i[/i] cos α]. This paper is devoted to study the convolution structure for both versions of fractional Laplace transform. We have also proved convolution theorem for them.
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PRABHAKAR DESHMUKH, ALKA GUDADHE
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