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    This document presents a table of 19 elementary Laplace transforms. The table lists common functions of time (f(t)) in the left column and their corresponding Laplace transforms (F(s)) in the right column. Some examples included are the Laplace transforms of 1, e^at, sin(at), and the unit step function. The table also lists the section of the textbook where each transform is introduced or proved.

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    This document presents a table of 19 elementary Laplace transforms. The table lists common functions of time (f(t)) in the left column and their corresponding Laplace transforms (F(s)) in the right column. Some examples included are the Laplace transforms of 1, e^at, sin(at), and the unit step function. The table also lists the section of the textbook where each transform is introduced or proved.

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    304 Chapter 6.

    The Laplace Transform

    TABLE 6.2.1 Elementary Laplace Transforms


    f (t) = L−1 {F(s)} F(s) = L{ f (t)} Notes
    1
    1. 1 , s>0 Sec. 6.1; Ex. 4
    s
    1
    2. eat , s>a Sec. 6.1; Ex. 5
    s−a
    n!
    3. t n ; n = positive integer n+1
    , s>0 Sec. 6.1; Prob. 27
    s
    !( p + 1)
    4. t p , p > −1 , s>0 Sec. 6.1; Prob. 27
    s p+1
    a
    5. sin at , s>0 Sec. 6.1; Ex. 6
    s 2 + a2
    s
    6. cos at , s>0 Sec. 6.1; Prob. 6
    s + a2
    2

    a
    7. sinh at , s > |a| Sec. 6.1; Prob. 8
    s 2 − a2
    s
    8. cosh at , s > |a| Sec. 6.1; Prob. 7
    s − a2
    2

    b
    9. eat sin bt , s>a Sec. 6.1; Prob. 13
    (s − a)2 + b2
    s−a
    10. eat cos bt , s>a Sec. 6.1; Prob. 14
    (s − a)2 + b2
    n!
    11. t n eat , n = positive integer , s>a Sec. 6.1; Prob. 18
    (s − a)n+1

    e−cs
    12. u c (t) , s>0 Sec. 6.3
    s

    13. u c (t) f (t − c) e−cs F(s) Sec. 6.3

    14. ect f (t) F(s − c) Sec. 6.3

    1 !s "
    15. f (ct) F , c>0 Sec. 6.3; Prob. 19
    c c
    #t
    16. f (t − τ )g(τ ) dτ F(s)G(s) Sec. 6.6
    0

    17. δ(t − c) e−cs Sec. 6.5

    18. f (n) (t) s n F(s) − s n−1 f (0) − · · · − f (n−1) (0) Sec. 6.2

    19. (−t)n f (t) F (n) (s) Sec. 6.2; Prob. 28

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