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Laplace Transform Table and Formulas

1) The document provides a table of common Laplace transform pairs, including formulas for basic functions like e^at, t^n, sin(at), and cos(at). 2) It explains that the Maple package inttrans must be loaded to perform Laplace and inverse Laplace transforms in Maple. 3) Examples are given showing how to use the laplace command in Maple to calculate the Laplace transform of functions like t^2 and t^2*sin(5t).

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Laplace Transform Table and Formulas

1) The document provides a table of common Laplace transform pairs, including formulas for basic functions like e^at, t^n, sin(at), and cos(at). 2) It explains that the Maple package inttrans must be loaded to perform Laplace and inverse Laplace transforms in Maple. 3) Examples are given showing how to use the laplace command in Maple to calculate the Laplace transform of functions like t^2 and t^2*sin(5t).

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table of laplace transforms

f ( t) t≥0 f( s) f (t) t≥0 f( s) maple

†1 1 1
s>0 e at † s>a For calcualtaion of Laplace transform
s s -a or inverse Laplace transform
the package with integral transforms
has to be downloaded:
1 1
t s>0 † te at 2 † s>a > with(inttrans);
† s2 † (s - a)
[fourier,laplace,invlaplace,...]
n! n! †
† t
n
n = 1,2,... s>0 † t ne at n +1 s>a
† (s - a)
s n+1 †

Laplace transform is calculated
s † with the command laplace (f(t),t,s):

†-1 G (a +1) (1- at)e - at
† 2
ta a> s>0 (s + a) f(t) denotes the function to be transformed,
t is the independent variable of the function,
s a+ 1 s is the variable of the transformed function


† † Ï0 t < a † e - as
† a u( t - a) = Ì a >0 s> 0 Example 1:
sinat s>0 Ó1 t ≥ a s
s2 +a2
> laplace(t^2,t,s);
d( t) † 1
2
† s † †
cos at † s>0 s3
s +a2
2

d( t - a ) a ≥ 0† e - as s>0 Example 2:

† 2as †
t sinat † 2 s>0 1 > f(t):=t^2*sin(5*t);
(s 2 + a 2 ) † J 0 (at) † † † s>0
s2 + a 2 f(t) := t 2 sin(5t)
† s2 -a2 a2 > laplace(f(t),t,s);
t cos at † s>0 e
-
4s †
( )
2
(s 2
+a 2
) † J0 a t s>0

s † 10( 3s 2 - 25)
3

† ÊÁ 2 ˆ
n (s 2
+ 25 )
b 2
s + a† - s˜
e at sinbt† s>a Ë ¯
(s - a)
2
+ b2 † Jn (at) n = 0,1,2,..

an s 2 + a 2

Inverse Laplace transform is calculated
† † † Êp 1ˆ p with the command invlaplace (f (s),s,t):
s-a † 2 a G Áp + ˜
e cos bt†
at
2 s>a 1 Ë 2¯ f (s) denotes the function to be transformed,
(s - a) + b2 t p J p (at) p>-† 1 s>0 s is the independent variable of the function,
2 p+
p (s 2 + a 2 ) 2 t is the variable of the transformed function


† †
† a † k-
1 † Example 3:
p Ê t ˆ † 2 1
sinhat s>a Á ˜ J k- 1 (at) k >†0 s>0
s2 -a2 k
G (k) Ë 2a ¯ 2 (s 2
+a2)
> phi(s):=exp(-4*s)/s;
1 e (-4 s )
† s † k-
p Ê t ˆ 2 † 1 s † f(s) :=
coshat † s>a a Á ˜ J 3 (at) k >† s>0 s
s2 -a2 † G (k) Ë 2a ¯ k- 2 (s 2
+a2)
k
2
> laplace( f (s),s,t);

† †Ê ˆ † Heaviside(t - 4)
2bs †
2
† † 1 4sa s
t sinhat s>a
† erf(at) a > 0† e erfcÁ ˜ s > 0
2
2

(s 2
-a2) s Ë 2a ¯
Example 4:

† s 2 + b 2† † a †
† s>0 > phi(s):=exp(-3*sqrt(s));
t coshat †
(s 2
-a 2
)
2
s>a erf a t( ) a≥0 †
s s +a2
f(s) := e ( )
-3 s


† b † Ê a †ˆ 1 -a > laplace( f (s),s,t);
e at sinhbt s > a + b† erfcÁÁ ˜˜ a ≥ 0† e s s>0
† 2
s
(s - a) -b 2
Ë2 t ¯
† Ê 9ˆ
Á- ˜
4t ¯
3e Ë
2
p 4sa † Ê s ˆ † 2 p t (3 2)
† s - a† † e erfcÁ ˜
2
at s > a + b† e - a2 t 2 a > 0† s>0
e coshbt
† 2 2a Ë 2a ¯
(s - a) - b2


† † †
† † †

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