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Causal extension by zero (f0​(t)=f(t) (t≥0),f0​(t)=0 (t<0))

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Extend a function given for nonnegative time to the real line by setting it to zero before the starting time. This turns unilateral convolution into whole-line convolution and identifies a Laplace transform slice with a Fourier transform after exponential function weighting.

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  • Convolution theorem for Laplace transforms
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