Problem with Laplace transform
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01-19-2016, 08:21 AM
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RE: Problem with Laplace transform
I guess that by U(t) you mean the step function. In that case you need to use the HP Prime function Heaviside().
The step function at t=0 is Heaviside(t), and the step function at other values, say t=2, is Heaviside(t-2). Using this function you get: laplace(Heaviside(t),t,p) = 1/p laplace(Heaviside(t-2),t,p) = e^(-2*p)/p laplace(Heaviside(t)+(t-2)^2*Heavisede(t-2),t,p) = (p^2+2*e^(-2*p)) / p^3 |
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