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Duhamel's integral

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Duhamel's integral is a mathematical formulation used in the study of linear partial differential equations and, particularly, in control theory. It is often applied in contexts such as solving inhomogeneous linear equations. Duhamel's integral is a way to express the solution of an inhomogeneous linear differential equation in terms of the solution of the associated homogeneous equation and an integral that involves the forcing term of the inhomogeneous equation.

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