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Oct 23 at 13:53 history bounty ended Yaroslav Bulatov
Oct 17 at 1:55 comment added Vitaliy Kaurov Could you please add / crosspost your answer on Community, that would be highly appreciated: community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/3295143
Oct 13 at 9:49 comment added Mariusz Iwaniuk @YaroslavBulatov I updated my answer for more one definition of Inverse Stieltjes Transform.
Oct 13 at 9:46 history edited Mariusz Iwaniuk CC BY-SA 4.0
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Oct 13 at 0:49 comment added Yaroslav Bulatov I have a draft ready, will add a section linking to more of these inverse laplace techniques before posting
Oct 12 at 22:21 comment added Yaroslav Bulatov Thanks, this is useful reference! (will link in an overview of techniques on wolfram community soon). PS, I found this simple case of Stieltjes transform works out of the box (a little confused by - sign in the result, whether it's a bug) S[z_] = (2 ArcCoth[Sqrt[z]])/Sqrt[z]; expr = 1/Pi Limit[ Im@ComplexExpand@S[x + I \[CurlyEpsilon]], \[CurlyEpsilon] -> 0]; Assuming[{0 < x < 1}, expr // FullSimplify]
Oct 12 at 22:19 history edited Mariusz Iwaniuk CC BY-SA 4.0
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Oct 12 at 22:09 comment added Mariusz Iwaniuk @YaroslavBulatov I updated my answer.
Oct 12 at 22:07 history edited Mariusz Iwaniuk CC BY-SA 4.0
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Oct 12 at 21:13 history edited Mariusz Iwaniuk CC BY-SA 4.0
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Oct 12 at 13:57 vote accept Yaroslav Bulatov
Oct 11 at 7:57 history edited Mariusz Iwaniuk CC BY-SA 4.0
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Oct 11 at 6:00 comment added Yaroslav Bulatov I expected formula from wikipedia to work, but it produces 0 S[x_] := ArcTanh[1/Sqrt[x]]/Sqrt[x]; Limit[(S[x - I eps] - S[x + I eps])/(2 I Pi), eps -> 0, Direction -> "FromAbove"]
Oct 11 at 5:47 comment added Yaroslav Bulatov Added ilaplaceMellinTrig function that uses this trick here, right now ilaplaceMellinTrig, ilaplaceMellin and ilaplaceFeynmann utils in that file seem to cover most of my use-cases (thanks mostly to your help)
Oct 10 at 9:54 history answered Mariusz Iwaniuk CC BY-SA 4.0