Kamal Transform of Unit Step Functions.

Onuoha N. O.

doi:10.52589/AJMSS-A8VKKQOA

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Kamal Transform of Unit Step Functions.

African Journal of Mathematics and Statistics Studies

Vol. 7Issue 32024pp. 1–8Published 12 July 2024

DOI 10.52589/AJMSS-A8VKKQOA

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Abstract:

This research presents the Kamal transform of unit step functions. Kamal transform is an integral transform that can be applied to solve mathematical problems. Kamal transform has some similarities with Laplace transform. Both transforms are half line and one fold integral transforms. Due to the applications of unit step functions in diverse areas, this paper showcases the Kamal transform of unit step functions. We applied Kamal transform to the following unit step functions; (a) Heaviside unit step function, (b) Shifted unit step function, and (c) Unit impulse function. The results obtained showed that the new integral transform, Kamal transform can be applied to unit step functions.

Keywords:Kamal transform Unit step function Integral transform Heaviside unit step function Shifted unit step Unit impulse function.

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