How to solve the transforms below step by step ccL^(-1) (1)/((s+lambda)^2-omega^2) ccL^(-1) (a(s+2lambda)+b)/((s+lambda)^2-omega^2)

Gretchen Allison

Gretchen Allison

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2022-09-10

How to solve the transforms below step by step
L 1 1 ( s + λ ) 2 ω 2
L 1 a ( s + 2 λ ) + b ( s + λ ) 2 ω 2
I found some transformed tables, but I couldn't understand where the result comes from, or how to reproduce the accounts step by step.

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allelog5

allelog5

Beginner2022-09-11Added 19 answers

These come from the Laplace transforms of e λ t cosh ( ω t ) and e λ t sinh ( ω t ):
L [ e λ t sinh ( ω t ) ] = 1 2 ( L [ e ( λ ω ) t ] L [ e ( λ + ω ) t ] ) = 1 2 ( 1 s + λ ω 1 s + λ + ω ) = ω ( s + λ ) 2 ω 2
L [ e λ t cosh ( ω t ) ] = 1 2 ( L [ e ( λ ω ) t ] + L [ e ( λ + ω ) t ] ) = 1 2 ( 1 s + λ ω + 1 s + λ + ω ) = s + λ ( s + λ ) 2 ω 2
To solve those Laplace transforms, you simply need to write them as linear combinations of the above two transforms.

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