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11/08/11 - Properties of Laplace Transforms and Inverting Laplace Transforms
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  | Basic Properties of the Laplace Transform
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  | Laplace Transform of a function
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  | Laplace Transform of a first-derivative
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  |  Use integration by parts:

 Simplify:
 The transform of a derivative becomes a multiplication of the transform by s, minus the initial position y(0).
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  | Laplace Transform of a second-derivative
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  |  Use integration by parts:

 Last integral is sL{y'(t)}. Substitute and simplify:

 The transform of the second derivative becomes a multiplication by s-squared, minus s times the initial position y(0), minus the initial velocity y'(0).
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  | Laplace Transform of a function multiplied by an exponential
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  |  The transform of a function multiplied by an exponential shifts the s-variable in the transform domain.
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  | Derivative of a Laplace Transform
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 The first derivative of the Laplace Transform of a function is the transform of (-t•y(t)).
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  | Each additional derivative adds another factor of -t, so:
 The n-th derivative of the transform of a function is the transform of the function multiplied by (-t)n.
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  | Inverting Laplace Transforms
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  | Problem 5.4.18 by hand (with tables)
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  | 5.4.18 - ODE with initial conditions:
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  | Laplace Transform of ODE:
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  | Invert Laplace Transform:
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  | Read Section 5.2, pp. 197-201.
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  | Do exercises p. 202 (25,29,33,41,44).
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  | Read Section 5.3, pp. 203-208.
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  | Do exercises p. 208 (1,7,11,15,19,25,31,35).
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  | Read Section 5.4, pp. 209-214 of the text.
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  | Do exercises p. 214 (5,19,27,31,32,35).
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