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Formula for the use of Laplace Transforms to Solve

Second Order Differential Equations.


Given the differential equation

ay ' 'by 'cy g (t ), y (0) y 0 , y' (0) y0'


we have

(as b) y 0 ay 0 ' L( g (t ))


L( y ) 
as 2 bs c
We get the solution y(t) by taking the inverse Laplace transform.

The following table are useful for applying this technique.

Table of Laplace Transforms


Definition of Laplace transform

L{ f (t )} e st f (t )dt
0
1
f (t ) L {F ( s )} F ( s) L{ f (t )}
Laplace transforms of elementary functions
1 1
s
n
t n!
s n 1
ta (a 1)
s a1
e at 1
s a
sin kt k
s 2 k 2

cos kt s
s 2 k 2

sinh kt k
s 2 k 2

cosh kt s
s 2 k 2

First translation and derivative theorems


at
e f (t ) F ( s a)
t n f (t ) dn
(1) n
F ( s)
ds n
f ' (t ) sF ( s) f (0)
f ' ' (t ) s 2 F ( s ) sf (0) f ' (0)
f ' ' ' (t ) s 3 F ( s ) s 2 f (0) sf ' (0) f ' ' (0)
Unit step and Dirac delta function
u (t a ) e as
s
f (t )u (t a ) e as
L{ f (t a )}
f (t a )u (t a) e as F (s )
(t a) e as
Convolution theorem and Laplace transform of a periodic function
t F ( s)G (s)
f g  f () g (t )d
0

f (t ) f (t p ) 1
p

f (t )e
st
dt
1 e sp 0

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