The Talbot and Rational-Talbot algorithms for inverting the Laplace transformation Applied to the solution of a problem of Mercury diffusion in the aquatic environment
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https://doi.org/10.14808/sci.plena.2023.119905Keywords:
laplace transform, talbot method, rational-talbot methodAbstract
In this article, the Talbot and Talbot-Rational methods are presented as numerical alternatives for the inversion of the Laplace transform, especially for problems in which the analytic execution of processes becomes very difficult. Tests are carried out in order to examine the resolution potential of these resources when applied to a problem of mercury diffusion in the aquatic environment. Based on the results obtained, it was concluded that Talbot's algorithm is efficient for the inversion of the application problem. Talbot-Rational, on the other hand, requires a greater amount of terms in the summation to efficiently carry out the inversion process. A better performance of the technique is observed for higher values of .
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