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Heaviside’s Operator Calculus

20 pointsby Rodabout 16 years ago

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dang6 months ago
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jibikiabout 16 years ago
Is there a way to make the operator calculus rigorous? Because it's not at all clear which operations are allowed. If we naively used the sort of operations Heaviside used, we could conclude (where p is the operator d/dt) that:<p><pre><code> x = 1 =&#62; x = pt =&#62; 1/x = (1/p) (1/t) =&#62; 1/x = ln(t) =&#62; x = 1/ln(t) </code></pre> Which is ridiculous...
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