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A software package based on a modification of the Weeks' method is presented for calculating function values f ( t ) of the inverse Laplace transform. This method requires transform values F ( z ) at arbitrary points in the complex plane, and is suitable when f ( t ) has continuous derivatives of all orders; it is especially attractive when f ( t ) is required at a number of different abscissas t .
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