Permitted input signals are right-sided (zero for t < 0) time
signals composed of unit steps, u(t), real exponentials,
exp(at), trigonometric functions, sin(
t),
cos(
t), and sums,
products and delays of these signals. Examples of input signal entries are
u(t)
2.5*exp(-2*(t-3))*u(t-3)
(9.8/2)*sin(2*t-pi/3)*exp(-t+1)*u(t-2)
(t^0.5)*(sin(t)+cos(2*t))*u(t)
sin(t)+2 defaults to (sin(t)+2)*u(t)
sin(t)*u(-t-2) not right-sided: defaults to 0
Fine Print: For a variety of reasons it is not possible to definitively
decide that the properties hold: only a restricted class of input signals
can be applied, all inputs are zero before t = 0, response plots are shown
on a finite time axis, and so on. Assume these issues are benign, and use a
reasonable number of tests to address each property. It is strongly
recommended that you use a color monitor to view this demonstration.