Abstract
A discrete algorithm suitable for the computation of complex frequency-domain convolution on computers was derived. The Durbin's numerical inversion of Laplace transforms can be used to figure out the time-domain digital solution of the result of complex frequency-domain convolutions. Compared with the digital solutions and corresponding analytical solutions, it is shown that the digital solutions have high precision.
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