Properties
It has basically the same properties of the unilateral transform with an important difference
| Time domain | unilateral-'s' domain | bilateral-'s' domain | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Differentiation | |||
| Second Differentiation |
To use the bilateral transform is equivalent to assume null initial conditions. Therefore it is more suitable than the unilateral for calculating transfer functions from the differential equations, or when looking for an easy particular solution.
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