
handle: 2066/223670
The authors construct a sequence of regularized inverses of the Laplace transform by relating this transform to a convolution operator for functions on the group of the positive real numbers with multiplication. Noisy Laplace transforms arise in a wide variety of practical problems, for example in system theory and statistics. The paper contains an example from statistics-estimation of the mixing distribution, when a mixture of exponential distributions is observed.
mixture of exponential distributions, regularized inversion, Laplace transform, Applied Mathematics, rates of convergence, noisy Laplace transforms, regularization method, Mathematical Physics, Numerical methods for integral transforms, Numerical methods for ill-posed problems for integral equations
mixture of exponential distributions, regularized inversion, Laplace transform, Applied Mathematics, rates of convergence, noisy Laplace transforms, regularization method, Mathematical Physics, Numerical methods for integral transforms, Numerical methods for ill-posed problems for integral equations
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