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Laplace Transforms

Nirav B. Vyas
Department of Mathematics
Atmiya Institute of Technology and Science
Yogidham, Kalavad road
Rajkot - 360005 . Gujarat

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms

Definition:
Let f (t) be a function of t defined for all t 0 then Laplace
transform of f (t) is denoted by L{f (t)} or f(s) and is
defined as
L {f (t)} = f (s) =

est f (t) dt

provided the integral exists where s is a parameter ( real or


complex).

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms

NOTATIONS:
The original functions are denoted by lowercase letters such
as f (t), g(t), ...
Laplace transforms by the same letters with bars such as
f(s)
g (s), ...

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Laplace Transforms

Linearity of the Laplace Transforms


Theorem 1:
If L {f (t)} = f (s) and L {g (t)} = g (s) then for any constants a and b
L {af (t) + bg (t)} = aL {f (t)} + bL {g (t)}

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Laplace Transforms

Linearity of the Laplace Transforms


Theorem 1:
If L {f (t)} = f (s) and L {g (t)} = g (s) then for any constants a and b
L {af (t) + bg (t)} = aL {f (t)} + bL {g (t)}
Corollary 1:
Putting a = 0 and b = 0, we get L[0] = 0

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Laplace Transforms

Linearity of the Laplace Transforms


Theorem 1:
If L {f (t)} = f (s) and L {g (t)} = g (s) then for any constants a and b
L {af (t) + bg (t)} = aL {f (t)} + bL {g (t)}
Corollary 1:
Putting a = 0 and b = 0, we get L[0] = 0
Corollary 2:
Putting b = 0, we get L[af (t)] = aL[f (t)]

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Laplace Transforms

Linearity of the Laplace Transforms


Theorem 1:
If L {f (t)} = f (s) and L {g (t)} = g (s) then for any constants a and b
L {af (t) + bg (t)} = aL {f (t)} + bL {g (t)}
Corollary 1:
Putting a = 0 and b = 0, we get L[0] = 0
Corollary 2:
Putting b = 0, we get L[af (t)] = aL[f (t)]
Corollary 3:
L [a1 f1 (t) + a2 f2 (t) + ... + an fn (t)]
= a1 L [f1 (t)] + a2 L [f2 (t)] + ... + an L [fn (t)]
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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

1 L(1) =

1
s

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

1 L(1) =

1
s

2 L(eat ) =

1
sa

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

1 L(1) =

1
s

2 L(eat ) =

1
sa

cor.1 If a = 0 L(1) =

1
s

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

1 L(1) =

1
s

2 L(eat ) =

1
sa

cor.1 If a = 0 L(1) =
cor.2 L[eat ] =

1
s

1
if s > a
s+a

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

1 L(1) =

1
s

2 L(eat ) =

1
sa

cor.1 If a = 0 L(1) =

1
s

1
if s > a
s+a
1
cor.3 L[cat ] = L[eat log c ] =
if s > a log c and c > 0
s a logc
cor.2 L[eat ] =

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

3 L[sinh at] =

s2

a
a2

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

a
a2
s
4 L[cosh at] = 2
s a2

3 L[sinh at] =

s2

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

a
a2
s
4 L[cosh at] = 2
s a2
a
5 L[sin at] = 2
s + a2

3 L[sinh at] =

s2

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

a
a2
s
4 L[cosh at] = 2
s a2
a
5 L[sin at] = 2
s + a2
s
6 L[cos at] = 2
,s > 0
s + a2

3 L[sinh at] =

s2

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

a
a2
s
L[cosh at] = 2
s a2
a
L[sin at] = 2
s + a2
s
L[cos at] = 2
,s > 0
s + a2
1
L[sin t] = 2
,s > 0
s +1

3 L[sinh at] =
4
5
6
cor.1

s2

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

a
a2
s
L[cosh at] = 2
s a2
a
L[sin at] = 2
s + a2
s
L[cos at] = 2
,s > 0
s + a2
1
L[sin t] = 2
,s > 0
s +1
s
,s > 0
L[cos t] = 2
s +1

3 L[sinh at] =
4
5
6
cor.1
cor.2

s2

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

7 L[tn ] =

(n + 1)
sn+1

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

7 L[tn ] =
=

n!
sn+1

(n + 1)
sn+1
, n = 0, 1, 2, ...

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

7 L[tn ] =
=

n!
sn+1

(n + 1)
sn+1
, n = 0, 1, 2, ...

cor.1 If n = 0, L[1] =

1
s

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

7 L[tn ] =
=

n!
sn+1

(n + 1)
sn+1
, n = 0, 1, 2, ...

cor.1 If n = 0, L[1] =
cor.2 If n =

1
s

1
2

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

7 L[tn ] =
=

n!
sn+1

(n + 1)
sn+1
, n = 0, 1, 2, ...

cor.1 If n = 0, L[1] =
cor.2 If n =


12

L t

1
s

1
2
=

( 12 )
s

1
2

r
=

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace Transforms of some elementary functions

7 L[tn ] =
=

n!
sn+1

(n + 1)
sn+1
, n = 0, 1, 2, ...

cor.1 If n = 0, L[1] =
cor.2 If n =


12

L t

1
s

1
2
=

( 12 )
s

1
2

r
=

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform


1

2t3

e2t

4
t3

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform


1

2t3


2

L A+

e2t

1
B t2

4
t3

+Ct


1
2

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform


1

L


2t3

e2t

1
B t2

4
t3

L A+
+Ct
 at

e 1
L
a


1
2

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform


1

L


2t3

e2t

1
B t2

4
t3

L A+
+Ct
 at

e 1
L
a
L {sin(at + b)}


1
2

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform


1

L


2t3

e2t

1
B t2

4
t3

L A+
+Ct
 at

e 1
L
a
L {sin(at + b)}

L {sin 2t cos 3t}


1
2

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform


1

L


4
5
6

2t3

e2t

1
B t2

4
t3

L A+
+Ct
 at

e 1
L
a
L {sin(at + b)}


1
2

L {sin 2t cos 3t}




L cos2 4t

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform


1

L


4
5
6
7

2t3

e2t

1
B t2

4
t3

L A+
+Ct
 at

e 1
L
a
L {sin(at + b)}


1
2

L {sin 2t cos 3t}




L cos2 4t


L cos3 2t

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem




If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L eat f (t) = f (s a)

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem




If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L eat f (t) = f (s a)
Proof: By the def. of Laplace

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem




If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L eat f (t) = f (s a)
Proof: By the def. of Laplace

R
L eat f (t) = est eat f (t) dt
0

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem




If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L eat f (t) = f (s a)
Proof: By the def. of Laplace

R
L eat f (t) = est eat f (t) dt
0

e(sa)t f (t) dt

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem




If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L eat f (t) = f (s a)
Proof: By the def. of Laplace

R
L eat f (t) = est eat f (t) dt
0

e(sa)t f (t) dt

ert f (t) dt

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem




If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L eat f (t) = f (s a)
Proof: By the def. of Laplace

R
L eat f (t) = est eat f (t) dt
0

e(sa)t f (t) dt

ert f (t) dt

= f(r)

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem




If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L eat f (t) = f (s a)
Proof: By the def. of Laplace

R
L eat f (t) = est eat f (t) dt
0

e(sa)t f (t) dt

ert f (t) dt

= f(r)
= f(s a)

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem




If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L eat f (t) = f (s a)
Proof: By the def. of Laplace

R
L eat f (t) = est eat f (t) dt
0

e(sa)t f (t) dt

ert f (t) dt

= f(r)
= f(s a)
Thus if we know the transformation f(s) of f (t) then we can
write the transformation of eat f (t) simply replacing s by s a to
get F (s a)
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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem


Note:
1

L(eat ) =

1
sa

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem


Note:
1

1
sa
(n + 1)
L[eat tn ] =
(s a)n+1

L(eat ) =

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem


Note:
1

1
sa
(n + 1)
L[eat tn ] =
(s a)n+1

L(eat ) =

L[eat sinh bt] =

b
(s a)2 b2

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem


Note:
1

1
sa
(n + 1)
L[eat tn ] =
(s a)n+1

L(eat ) =

b
(s a)2 b2
s
L[eat cosh bt] =
(s a)2 b2

L[eat sinh bt] =

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem


Note:
1

1
sa
(n + 1)
L[eat tn ] =
(s a)n+1

L(eat ) =

b
(s a)2 b2
s
L[eat cosh bt] =
(s a)2 b2
b
L[eat sin bt] =
(s a)2 + b2

L[eat sinh bt] =

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Laplace Transforms

First Shifting Theorem


Note:
1

1
sa
(n + 1)
L[eat tn ] =
(s a)n+1

L(eat ) =

b
(s a)2 b2
s
L[eat cosh bt] =
(s a)2 b2
b
L[eat sin bt] =
(s a)2 + b2
sa
L[eat cos bt] =
,s > 0
(s a)2 + b2

L[eat sinh bt] =

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Laplace Transforms

Examples

Find out the Laplace transform of e3t (2 cos 5t 3 sin 5t)

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Laplace Transforms

Examples

Find out the Laplace transform of e3t (2 cos 5t 3 sin 5t)

L[eat sinhbt]

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Laplace Transforms

Examples

Find out the Laplace transform of e3t (2 cos 5t 3 sin 5t)

L[eat sinhbt]

L[t3 e3t ]

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Laplace Transforms

Examples

Find out the Laplace transform of e3t (2 cos 5t 3 sin 5t)

L[eat sinhbt]

L[t3 e3t ]

L[(t + 2)2 et ]

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Laplace Transforms

Examples

Find out the Laplace transform of e3t (2 cos 5t 3 sin 5t)

L[eat sinhbt]

L[t3 e3t ]

L[(t + 2)2 et ]

L[et sin2 t]

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Laplace Transforms

Examples

Find out the Laplace transform of e3t (2 cos 5t 3 sin 5t)

L[eat sinhbt]

L[t3 e3t ]

L[(t + 2)2 et ]

L[et sin2 t]

L[cosh at sin at]

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Laplace Transforms

Examples

Ex. Find the


 Laplace transform of the function which is defined as
t/
T 0<t<T
f (t) =
1 when t > T

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Laplace Transforms

Examples


Ex. Find Laplace transform of f (t) =

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sin t 0 < t <


0
when t >

Laplace Transforms

Examples


Ex. Find Laplace transform of f (t) where f (t) =

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Laplace Transforms

t 0<t<4
5 when t > 4

Change of Scale property




 at
1
sa

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L e f (bt) = f


,b > 0
b
b

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Laplace Transforms

Change of Scale property




 at
1
sa

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L e f (bt) = f


,b > 0
b
b
Proof: By the def. of Laplace

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Laplace Transforms

Change of Scale property




 at
1
sa

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L e f (bt) = f


,b > 0
b
b
Proof: By the def. of Laplace
Z
L {f (t)} = est f (t) dt
0

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Laplace Transforms

Change of Scale property




 at
1
sa

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L e f (bt) = f


,b > 0
b
b
Proof: By the def. of Laplace
Z
L {f (t)} = est f (t) dt
0



L eat f (bt) =

est eat f (bt) dt

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Laplace Transforms

Change of Scale property




 at
1
sa

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L e f (bt) = f


,b > 0
b
b
Proof: By the def. of Laplace
Z
L {f (t)} = est f (t) dt
0



L eat f (bt) =

est eat f (bt) dt

e(sa)t f (bt) dt

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Laplace Transforms

Change of Scale property




 at
1
sa

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L e f (bt) = f


,b > 0
b
b
Proof: By the def. of Laplace
Z
L {f (t)} = est f (t) dt
0



L eat f (bt) =

est eat f (bt) dt

=
=

R
0
R

e(sa)t f (bt) dt
e(

sa
b

)bt f (bt) dt

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Laplace Transforms

Change of Scale property




 at
1
sa

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L e f (bt) = f


,b > 0
b
b
Proof: By the def. of Laplace
Z
L {f (t)} = est f (t) dt
0



L eat f (bt) =

est eat f (bt) dt

=
=

R
0
R

e(sa)t f (bt) dt
e(

sa
b

)bt f (bt) dt

Let bt = u b dt = du

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Laplace Transforms

Change of Scale property




 at
1
sa

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L e f (bt) = f


,b > 0
b
b
Proof: By the def. of Laplace
Z
L {f (t)} = est f (t) dt
0



L eat f (bt) =

est eat f (bt) dt

=
=

R
0
R

e(sa)t f (bt) dt
e(

sa
b

)bt f (bt) dt

Let bt = u b dt = du

R
sa
du
L eat f (bt) = e( b )u f (u)
b
0
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Laplace Transforms

Change of Scale property




 at
1
sa

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then L e f (bt) = f


,b > 0
b
b
Proof: By the def. of Laplace
Z
L {f (t)} = est f (t) dt
0



L eat f (bt) =

est eat f (bt) dt

=
=

R
0
R

e(sa)t f (bt) dt
e(

sa
b

)bt f (bt) dt

Let bt = u b dt = du


 at
R ( sa )u
du
1 sa
b
L e f (bt) = e
f (u)
= f
b
b
b
0
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Laplace Transforms

Inverse Laplace Transform


If L {f (t)} = f (s) then f (t) is called the inverse

Laplace
transform of f(s) and it is denoted by L1 f(s) = f (t)

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Laplace Transforms

Inverse Laplace Transform

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then f (t) is called the inverse



Laplace
transform of f(s) and it is denoted by L1 f(s) = f (t)
 
1
1
L
=1
s

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Laplace Transforms

Inverse Laplace Transform

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then f (t) is called the inverse



Laplace
transform of f(s) and it is denoted by L1 f(s) = f (t)
 
1
1
L
=1
s

1
1
L
= eat
sa

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Laplace Transforms

Inverse Laplace Transform

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then f (t) is called the inverse



Laplace
transform of f(s) and it is denoted by L1 f(s) = f (t)
 
1
1
L
=1
s

1
1
L
= eat
s

a


1
1
1
L
= sin at
2
2
s +a
a

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Laplace Transforms

Inverse Laplace Transform

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then f (t) is called the inverse



Laplace
transform of f(s) and it is denoted by L1 f(s) = f (t)
 
1
1
L
=1
s

1
1
L
= eat
s

a


1
1
1
L
= sin at
2
2
s + a  a
s
L1
= cos at
2
s + a2

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Laplace Transforms

Inverse Laplace Transform

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then f (t) is called the inverse



Laplace
transform of f(s) and it is denoted by L1 f(s) = f (t)
 
1
1
L
=1
s

1
1
L
= eat
s

a


1
1
1
L
= sin at
2
2
s + a  a
s
L1
= cos at
2
2
s + a 
1
1
L1
= sinh at
2
2
s a
a

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Laplace Transforms

Inverse Laplace Transform

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then f (t) is called the inverse



Laplace
transform of f(s) and it is denoted by L1 f(s) = f (t)
 
1
1
L
=1
s

1
1
L
= eat
s

a


1
1
1
L
= sin at
2
2
s + a  a
s
L1
= cos at
2
2
s + a 
1
1
L1
= sinh at
2
2
s a  a
s
L1
= cosh at
s2 a2

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Laplace Transforms

Inverse Laplace Transform

If L {f (t)} = f (s) then f (t) is called the inverse



Laplace
transform of f(s) and it is denoted by L1 f(s) = f (t)
 
1
1
L
=1
s

1
1
L
= eat
s

a


1
1
1
L
= sin at
2
2
s + a  a
s
L1
= cos at
2
2
s + a 
1
1
L1
= sinh at
2
2
s a  a
s
L1
= cosh at
s2 a2
 
1
tn1
L1
=
sn
(n 1)!
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Laplace Transforms

Partial Fractions

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Laplace Transforms

Partial Fractions

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Laplace Transforms

Partial Fractions

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - I


1

L1

s2 3s + 4
s3

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - I


1


s2 3s + 4
s3

  4
3 s 2s2 + 1
L1
2
s5
L1

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - I


1


s2 3s + 4
s3

  4
3 s 2s2 + 1
L1
2
s5


s+7
1
L
(s + 1)2 + 1
L1

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - I


1


s2 3s + 4
s3

  4
3 s 2s2 + 1
L1
2
s5


s+7
1
L
(s + 1)2 + 1


3s + 5
1
L
(s + 1)4
L1

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - I


1


s2 3s + 4
s3

  4
3 s 2s2 + 1
L1
2
s5


s+7
1
L
(s + 1)2 + 1


3s + 5
1
L
(s + 1)4


3s
1
L
s2 + 2s 8
L1

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - I


1


s2 3s + 4
s3

  4
3 s 2s2 + 1
L1
2
s5


s+7
1
L
(s + 1)2 + 1


3s + 5
1
L
(s + 1)4


3s
1
L
s2 + 2s 8


3s + 7
1
L
s2 2s 3
L1

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - I


1


s2 3s + 4
s3

  4
3 s 2s2 + 1
L1
2
s5


s+7
1
L
(s + 1)2 + 1


3s + 5
1
L
(s + 1)4


3s
1
L
s2 + 2s 8


3s + 7
1
L
s2 2s 3


2s2 6s + 5
L1
s3 6s2 + 11s 6
L1

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - II


1

L1

s + 29
(s + 4)(s2 + 9)

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - II


1

s + 29
(s + 4)(s2 + 9)


s
1
L
(s2 1)

L1

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - II


1


s + 29
(s + 4)(s2 + 9)


s
1
L
(s2 1)


4s + 5
1
L
(s 1)2 (s + 2)

L1

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - II


1


s + 29
(s + 4)(s2 + 9)


s
1
L
(s2 1)


4s + 5
1
L
(s 1)2 (s + 2)


2s2 1
1
L
(s2 + 1)(s2 + 4)

L1

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - II


1


s + 29
(s + 4)(s2 + 9)


s
1
L
(s2 1)


4s + 5
1
L
(s 1)2 (s + 2)


2s2 1
1
L
(s2 + 1)(s2 + 4)


s
1
L
s4 + s2 + 1

L1

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - II


1


s + 29
(s + 4)(s2 + 9)


s
1
L
(s2 1)


4s + 5
1
L
(s 1)2 (s + 2)


2s2 1
1
L
(s2 + 1)(s2 + 4)


s
1
L
s4 + s2 + 1


s
1
L
s4 + 4a4
L1

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform - II


1


s + 29
(s + 4)(s2 + 9)


s
1
L
(s2 1)


4s + 5
1
L
(s 1)2 (s + 2)


2s2 1
1
L
(s2 + 1)(s2 + 4)


s
1
L
s4 + s2 + 1


s
1
L
s4 + 4a4


s+3
1
L
s2 + 6s + 13
L1

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Derivatives

Thm: If f 0 (t) be continuous and L [f (t)] = f(s) then


L {f 0 (t)} = sf(s) f (0) provided lim est f (t) = 0
t

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Derivatives

Thm: If f 0 (t) be continuous and L [f (t)] = f(s) then


L {f 0 (t)} = sf(s) f (0) provided lim est f (t) = 0
t

i.e.

L {f 0 (t)}

= sL {f (t)} f (0)

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Derivatives

Thm: If f 0 (t) be continuous and L [f (t)] = f(s) then


L {f 0 (t)} = sf(s) f (0) provided lim est f (t) = 0
t

i.e.

L {f 0 (t)}

= sL {f (t)} f (0)

Simillarly L {f 00 (t)} = sL {f 0 (t)} f 0 (0)

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Derivatives

Thm: If f 0 (t) be continuous and L [f (t)] = f(s) then


L {f 0 (t)} = sf(s) f (0) provided lim est f (t) = 0
t

i.e.

L {f 0 (t)}

= sL {f (t)} f (0)

Simillarly L {f 00 (t)} = sL {f 0 (t)} f 0 (0)


= s [sL {f (t)} f (0)] f 0 (0)

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Derivatives

Thm: If f 0 (t) be continuous and L [f (t)] = f(s) then


L {f 0 (t)} = sf(s) f (0) provided lim est f (t) = 0
t

i.e.

L {f 0 (t)}

= sL {f (t)} f (0)

Simillarly L {f 00 (t)} = sL {f 0 (t)} f 0 (0)


= s [sL {f (t)} f (0)] f 0 (0)
= s2 L {f (t)} sf (0) f 0 (0)

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Derivatives

Thm: If f 0 (t) be continuous and L [f (t)] = f(s) then


L {f 0 (t)} = sf(s) f (0) provided lim est f (t) = 0
t

i.e.

L {f 0 (t)}

= sL {f (t)} f (0)

Simillarly L {f 00 (t)} = sL {f 0 (t)} f 0 (0)


= s [sL {f (t)} f (0)] f 0 (0)
= s2 L {f (t)} sf (0) f 0 (0)
= s2 f(s) sf (0) f 0 (0)

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Derivatives

Thm: If f 0 (t) be continuous and L [f (t)] = f(s) then


L {f 0 (t)} = sf(s) f (0) provided lim est f (t) = 0
t

i.e.

L {f 0 (t)}

= sL {f (t)} f (0)

Simillarly L {f 00 (t)} = sL {f 0 (t)} f 0 (0)


= s [sL {f (t)} f (0)] f 0 (0)
= s2 L {f (t)} sf (0) f 0 (0)
= s2 f(s) sf (0) f 0 (0)
In general
L {f n (t)} = sn f(s) sn1 f (0) sn2 f 0 (0) . . . f n1 (0)

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Derivatives

Thm: If f 0 (t) be continuous and L [f (t)] = f(s) then


L {f 0 (t)} = sf(s) f (0) provided lim est f (t) = 0
t

i.e.

L {f 0 (t)}

= sL {f (t)} f (0)

Simillarly L {f 00 (t)} = sL {f 0 (t)} f 0 (0)


= s [sL {f (t)} f (0)] f 0 (0)
= s2 L {f (t)} sf (0) f 0 (0)
= s2 f(s) sf (0) f 0 (0)
In general
L {f n (t)} = sn f(s) sn1 f (0) sn2 f 0 (0) . . . f n1 (0)

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Transformation of Derivatives

Ex. Derive the Laplace transform of sin at and cos at

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Transformation of Derivatives

Ex. Derive the Laplace transform of sin at and cos at


1
Ex. Obtain L {tn } from L(1) =
s

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Transformation of Derivatives

Ex. Derive the Laplace transform of sin at and cos at


1
Ex. Obtain L {tn } from L(1) =
s
Ex. Find L(t sin at)

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Examples of Transformation of Derivatives

Ex. Derive the Laplace transform of sin at and cos at


1
Ex. Obtain L {tn } from L(1) =
s
Ex. Find L(t sin at)
Ex. Find L(t cos at)

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Integrals
Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L

Z

N. B. Vyas


1
f (u)du = f(s)
s

Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Integrals
Z t

1
Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L
f (u)du = f(s)
s
0
Z t
Proof: Let I(t) =
f (u)du
0

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Integrals
Z t

1
Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L
f (u)du = f(s)
s
0
Z t
Proof: Let I(t) =
f (u)du
0

Z t
d
0
f (u)du = f (t)
I (t) =
dt 0

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Integrals
Z t

1
Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L
f (u)du = f(s)
s
0
Z t
Proof: Let I(t) =
f (u)du
0

Z t
d
0
f (u)du = f (t) and I(0) = 0
I (t) =
dt 0

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Integrals
Z t

1
Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L
f (u)du = f(s)
s
0
Z t
Proof: Let I(t) =
f (u)du
0

Z t
d
0
f (u)du = f (t) and I(0) = 0
I (t) =
dt 0
I(0) = sI(s)

L {f (t)} = L {I 0 (t)} = sI(s)

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Integrals
Z t

1
Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L
f (u)du = f(s)
s
0
Z t
Proof: Let I(t) =
f (u)du
0

Z t
d
0
f (u)du = f (t) and I(0) = 0
I (t) =
dt 0
I(0) = sI(s)

L {f (t)} = L {I 0 (t)} = sI(s)

L {f (t)} = sI(s)

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Integrals
Z t

1
Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L
f (u)du = f(s)
s
0
Z t
Proof: Let I(t) =
f (u)du
0

Z t
d
0
f (u)du = f (t) and I(0) = 0
I (t) =
dt 0
I(0) = sI(s)

L {f (t)} = L {I 0 (t)} = sI(s)

L {f (t)} = sI(s)
L {f (t)} = sL {I(t)}

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Integrals
Z t

1
Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L
f (u)du = f(s)
s
0
Z t
Proof: Let I(t) =
f (u)du
0

Z t
d
0
f (u)du = f (t) and I(0) = 0
I (t) =
dt 0
I(0) = sI(s)

L {f (t)} = L {I 0 (t)} = sI(s)

L {f (t)} = sI(s)
L {f (t)} = sL {I(t)}
Z t

f(s) = sL
f (u)du
0

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Integrals
Z t

1
Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L
f (u)du = f(s)
s
0
Z t
Proof: Let I(t) =
f (u)du
0

Z t
d
0
f (u)du = f (t) and I(0) = 0
I (t) =
dt 0
I(0) = sI(s)

L {f (t)} = L {I 0 (t)} = sI(s)

L {f (t)} = sI(s)
L {f (t)} = sL {I(t)}
Z t

f(s) = sL
f (u)du
0
Z t

1
f (s) = L
f (u)du
s
0

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Laplace Transforms

Transformation of Integrals
Z t

1
Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L
f (u)du = f(s)
s
0
Z t
Proof: Let I(t) =
f (u)du
0

Z t
d
0
f (u)du = f (t) and I(0) = 0
I (t) =
dt 0
I(0) = sI(s)

L {f (t)} = L {I 0 (t)} = sI(s)

L {f (t)} = sI(s)
L {f (t)} = sL {I(t)}
Z t

f(s) = sL
f (u)du
0
Z t

1
f (s) = L
f (u)du
s
0

 Z t
1
L1
f (s) =
f (u)du
s
0
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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Transformation of Integrals


1
Ex. Prove that:
= sin t
s2 + 1


1
1
Ex. Prove that: L
= 1 cos t
s(s2 + 1)
1
Ex. Find inverse Laplace transform of 3 2
s (s + a2 )
L1

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Laplace Transforms

Multiplication by tn

Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L {tn f (t)} = (1)n

N. B. Vyas

dn  
f (s)
dsn

Laplace Transforms

Multiplication by tn

dn  
f (s)
dsn


d 
f (s) then L1 f0 (s) = tf (t)
if L {tf (t)} = (1)1
ds

Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L {tn f (t)} = (1)n

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace transform when tn is in


multiplication



L t2 eat

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace transform when tn is in


multiplication

1
2



L t2 eat


L t3 e3t

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace transform when tn is in


multiplication



L t2 eat


L t3 e3t

L {tcos at}

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace transform when tn is in


multiplication

1
2
3
4



L t2 eat


L t3 e3t
L {tcos at}


L tsin2 t

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace transform when tn is in


multiplication

1
2
3
4
5



L t2 eat


L t3 e3t
L {tcos at}


L tsin2 t


L te2t cos 3t

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace transform when tn is in


multiplication

1
2



L t2 eat


L t3 e3t

L {tcos at}


L tsin2 t


L te2t cos 3t

L {tcos(4t + 3)}

3
4

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Division by t

Thm: If L [f (t)] = f(s) then L


integral exists.

 Z
1
f (t) =
f(s) provided the
t
s

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform when t is in division



1

sin t
t

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform when t is in division





sin t
L
t


1 cos 2t
L
t

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform when t is in division





sin t
L
t


1 cos 2t
L
t
 at

e
ebt
L
t

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform when t is in division





sin t
L
t


1 cos 2t
L
t
 at

e
ebt
L
t


cos 2t cos 3t
L
t

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform when t is in division





sin t
L
t


1 cos 2t
L
t
 at

e
ebt
L
t


cos 2t cos 3t
L
t


t
1e
L
t

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform when t is in division





sin t
L
t


1 cos 2t
L
t
 at

e
ebt
L
t


cos 2t cos 3t
L
t


t
1e
L
t


cos at cos bt
L
t

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Examples of Laplace Transform when t is in division





sin t
L
t


1 cos 2t
L
t
 at

e
ebt
L
t


cos 2t cos 3t
L
t


t
1e
L
t


cos at cos bt
L
t
 t

e sin t
L
t
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Laplace Transforms

Examples of infinite integral using Laplace Transform

Z
1

Find

te2t sin t dt

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of infinite integral using Laplace Transform

Z
1

Z
2

Find
Find
0

te2t sin t dt
sin mt
dt
t

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of infinite integral using Laplace Transform

Z
1

Z
2

Find

Find
0

Z
3

Find
0

te2t sin t dt
sin mt
dt
t
et e3t
dt
t

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Examples of infinite integral using Laplace Transform

Z
1

Z
2

Find

Find
0

Z
3

Find
0

Z
4

Find
0

te2t sin t dt
sin mt
dt
t
et e3t
dt
t
et sin2 t
dt
t

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform

L1

s
(s2 + a2 )2

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform

s
(s2 + a2 )2

s
L1 cot1
a

L1

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Inverse Laplace Transform


s
(s2 + a2 )2

s
L1 cot1
 a

s+1
1
L
log
s1

L1

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Convolution

Defn:
Convolution of function f (t) and g(t) is denoted f (t) g(t) and
Z t
defined as f (t) g(t) =
f (u)g(t u) du
0

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Laplace Transforms

Convolution

Defn:
Convolution of function f (t) and g(t) is denoted f (t) g(t) and
Z t
defined as f (t) g(t) =
f (u)g(t u) du
0

Theorem: Convolution theorem




If L1 f(s) = f (t) and L1 {
g (s)} = g(t) then
Z t

L1 f(s)
g (s) =
f (u)g(t u) du
0

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Laplace Transforms

Convolution
t

f (u)g(t u) du

Proof: Let (t) =


0

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Laplace Transforms

Convolution
Z

Proof: Let (t) =


f (u)g(t u) du

Z 0 Z t
st
then L((t)) =
e
f (u)g(t u) du dt
0

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Laplace Transforms

Convolution
Z

Proof: Let (t) =


f (u)g(t u) du

Z 0 Z t
st
then L((t)) =
e
f (u)g(t u) du dt
0
0
Z Z t
=
est f (u)g(t u) du dt
0

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Laplace Transforms

Convolution
Z

Proof: Let (t) =


f (u)g(t u) du

Z 0 Z t
st
then L((t)) =
e
f (u)g(t u) du dt
0
0
Z Z t
=
est f (u)g(t u) du dt
0

The region integration for this double integration is entire area


lying between the lines u = 0 and u = t. On changing the order
of integration, we get

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Laplace Transforms

Convolution
Z

Proof: Let (t) =


f (u)g(t u) du

Z 0 Z t
st
then L((t)) =
e
f (u)g(t u) du dt
0
0
Z Z t
=
est f (u)g(t u) du dt
0

The region integration for this double integration is entire area


lying between the lines u = 0 and u = t. On changing the order
of integration,
Z we
Z get

L((t)) =
0

est f (u)g(t u) dt du

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Laplace Transforms

Convolution
Z

Proof: Let (t) =


f (u)g(t u) du

Z 0 Z t
st
then L((t)) =
e
f (u)g(t u) du dt
0
0
Z Z t
=
est f (u)g(t u) du dt
0

The region integration for this double integration is entire area


lying between the lines u = 0 and u = t. On changing the order
of integration,
Z we
Z get

L((t)) =
est f (u)g(t u) dt du
0
u
Z

Z
=
esu f (u)
est+su g(t u) dt du
0

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Convolution
Z

Proof: Let (t) =


f (u)g(t u) du

Z 0 Z t
st
then L((t)) =
e
f (u)g(t u) du dt
0
0
Z Z t
=
est f (u)g(t u) du dt
0

The region integration for this double integration is entire area


lying between the lines u = 0 and u = t. On changing the order
of integration,
Z we
Z get

L((t)) =
est f (u)g(t u) dt du
0
u
Z

Z
=
esu f (u)
est+su g(t u) dt du
Zu

Z0
su
s(tu)
=
e f (u)
e
g(t u) dt du
0

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Laplace Transforms

Convolution
Z

Proof: Let (t) =


f (u)g(t u) du

Z 0 Z t
st
then L((t)) =
e
f (u)g(t u) du dt
0
0
Z Z t
=
est f (u)g(t u) du dt
0

The region integration for this double integration is entire area


lying between the lines u = 0 and u = t. On changing the order
of integration,
Z we
Z get

L((t)) =
est f (u)g(t u) dt du
0
u
Z

Z
=
esu f (u)
est+su g(t u) dt du
Zu

Z0
su
s(tu)
=
e f (u)
e
g(t u) dt du
Zu

Z0
su
sv
=
e f (u)
e g(v) dv du, Putting t u = v
0

u
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Laplace Transforms

Convolution

Z
=

esu f (u)
g (s)du

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Convolution

esu f (u)
g (s)du
0
Z
= g(s)
esu f (u)du

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Convolution

esu f (u)
g (s)du
0
Z
= g(s)
esu f (u)du

L((t)) = g(s)f(s)

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Convolution

esu f (u)
g (s)du
0
Z
= g(s)
esu f (u)du

L((t)) = g(s)f(s)
Z t


1

L
g(s)f (s) = (t) =
f (u)g(t u) du
0

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Convolution theorem

Apply convolution theorem to evaluate:




1
1
Ex. L
s2 (s 1)

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Laplace Transforms

Examples of Convolution theorem

Apply convolution theorem to evaluate:




1
1
Ex. L
s2 (s 1)


s
1
Ex. L
(s2 + 4)2

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Examples of Convolution theorem

Apply convolution theorem to evaluate:




1
1
Ex. L
s2 (s 1)


s
1
Ex. L
(s2 + 4)2


1
1
Ex. L
(s + a)(s + b)

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Examples of Convolution theorem

Apply convolution theorem to evaluate:




1
1
Ex. L
s2 (s 1)


s
1
Ex. L
(s2 + 4)2


1
1
Ex. L
(s + a)(s + b)


1
1
Ex. L
s(s2 + 4)

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Application to Differential Equations

Ex. Use transform method to solve y 00 + 3y 0 + 2y = et , y(0) = 1 ,


y 0 (0) = 0

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Laplace Transforms

Application to Differential Equations

Ex. Use transform method to solve y 00 + 3y 0 + 2y = et , y(0) = 1 ,


y 0 (0) = 0
Ex. Solve the equation x00 + 2x0 + 5x = et sin t, x(0) = 0 , x0 (0) = 1

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace transform of Periodic function

If f (t) is sectionally continuous function over an


interval of length p (0 t p) and f (t) is a
periodic function with period p (p > 0), that is
f (t + p) = f (t), then its Laplace transform exists
and
Z p
1
L{f (t)} =
est f (t)dt, (s > 0)
ps
1e
0

N. B. Vyas

Laplace Transforms

Laplace transform of Periodic function

Periodic Square Wave


Ex. Find the Laplace transform of the square wave
function of period 2a defined as

k
if 0 t < a
f (t) =
k if a < t 2a

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Laplace Transforms

Laplace transform of Periodic function

Periodic Triangular Wave


Ex. Find the Laplace transform of periodic function

t
if 0 < t < a
f (t) =
2a t if a < t < 2a
with period 2a

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Laplace Transforms

Unit Step function or Heavisides unit function

The Heaviside step function, or the unit step


function, usually denoted by H (but sometimes u
or ), is a discontinuous function whose value is
zero for negative argument and one for positive
argument.

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Unit Step function or Heavisides unit function

The Heaviside step function, or the unit step


function, usually denoted by H (but sometimes u
or ), is a discontinuous function whose value is
zero for negative argument and one for positive
argument.
The function is used in the mathematics of control
theory, signal processing, structural mechanics,
etc..

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Laplace Transforms

Unit Step function or Heavisides unit function

It is denoted by ua (t) or 
u(t a) or H(t a) and
0 t<a
is defined as H(t a) =
1 ta

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Laplace Transforms

Unit Step function or Heavisides unit function

It is denoted by ua (t) or 
u(t a) or H(t a) and
0 t<a
is defined as H(t a) =
1 ta
In particular,
when a = 0

0 t<0
H(t) =
1 t0

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Laplace Transforms

Unit Step function or Heavisides unit function

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Laplace Transforms

Unit Step function or Heavisides unit function


Laplace Transform of Unit Step Function:
By definition ofZ Laplace transform

est u(t a)dt

L{u(t a)} =
0

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Laplace Transforms

Unit Step function or Heavisides unit function


Laplace Transform of Unit Step Function:
By definition ofZ Laplace transform

L{u(t a)} =
est u(t a)dt
0Z
Z a

st
=
e (0)dt +
est (1)dt
0

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Laplace Transforms

Unit Step function or Heavisides unit function


Laplace Transform of Unit Step Function:
By definition ofZ Laplace transform

L{u(t a)} =
est u(t a)dt
0Z
Z a

st
=
e (0)dt +
est (1)dt
a 
 st
Z0

e
1
st
=
e dt =
= eas
s a
s
a

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Laplace Transforms

Unit Step function or Heavisides unit function


Laplace Transform of Unit Step Function:
By definition ofZ Laplace transform

L{u(t a)} =
est u(t a)dt
0Z
Z a

st
=
e (0)dt +
est (1)dt
a 
 st
Z0

e
1
st
=
e dt =
= eas
s a
s
a

1
L1 eas = u(t a)
s

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Laplace Transforms

Unit Step function or Heavisides unit function


Laplace Transform of Unit Step Function:
By definition ofZ Laplace transform

L{u(t a)} =
est u(t a)dt
0Z
Z a

st
=
e (0)dt +
est (1)dt
a 
 st
Z0

e
1
st
=
e dt =
= eas
s a
s
a

1
L1 eas = u(t a)
s
In particular, if a = 0

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Laplace Transforms

Unit Step function or Heavisides unit function


Laplace Transform of Unit Step Function:
By definition ofZ Laplace transform

L{u(t a)} =
est u(t a)dt
0Z
Z a

st
=
e (0)dt +
est (1)dt
a 
 st
Z0

e
1
st
=
e dt =
= eas
s a
s
a

1
L1 eas = u(t a)
s
In particular, if a =0 
1
1
L(u(t)) = L1
= u(t)
s
s
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Laplace Transforms

Second Shifting Theorem

Second Shifting Theorem:


If L{f (t)} = f(s), then L{f (t a)u(t a)} = eas f(s)

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Second Shifting Theorem

Second Shifting Theorem:


If L{f (t)} = f(s), then L{f (t a)u(t a)} = eas f(s)
L1 [eas f(s)] = f (t a)u(t a)
Corollary: L{f (t)H(t a)} = eas L{f (t + a)}

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Second Shifting Theorem

Second Shifting Theorem:


If L{f (t)} = f(s), then L{f (t a)u(t a)} = eas f(s)
L1 [eas f(s)] = f (t a)u(t a)
Corollary: L{f (t)H(t a)} = eas L{f (t + a)}
eas ebs
Corollary: L{H(t a) H(t b)} =
s

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Second Shifting Theorem

Second Shifting Theorem:


If L{f (t)} = f(s), then L{f (t a)u(t a)} = eas f(s)
L1 [eas f(s)] = f (t a)u(t a)
Corollary: L{f (t)H(t a)} = eas L{f (t + a)}
eas ebs
Corollary: L{H(t a) H(t b)} =
s
Corollary:
L{f (t) [H(t a) H(t b)]} = eas L{f (t + a)} ebs L{f (t + b)}

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