has a pole at iν, and hence Y^(s)=T(s)U^(s) has a double (or triple, …) pole at iν. But Y(t) is bounded, so |Y(t)|≤M for some M and all t, so
Now consider s with ℜs>0 and s→iν. Now T(s)U^(s) diverges like 1/(s-iν)2 or 1/(s-iν)3 etc.; whereas Y^(s) can only diverge like M/ℜs at worst. This contradicts the identity Y^(s)=T(s)U^(s).