Inverse laplace transform The Inverse Laplace Transform Def : if the Laplace transform of a function f(t) is F(s). If f(t)= F(s) , then f(t) = π Where operator. π F(s) is called the inverse Laplace transformation Ex. Since = we can write = ********************************************* Some Inverse Laplace Transforms F(s) f(t)= 1 t cos at sin at sinhat coshat 1 Inverse laplace transform Properties of Inverse Laplace transform 1- Linearity property : If c1and c2 are any constants while F1(s) and F2(s) are the laplce transforms of f1(t) and f2(t) respectively, then π π {c1F 1(s)+ c2F 2(s)} = c 1 π π F 1(t)+ c2 π π F 2(t) = c 1f1(t)+ c2f2(t) Ex. Find { Sol: =4 -3 =4 + -3 cos4t + sin2t ********************************************* 2- First shifting property : If F(s) = f(t) , then π π F(s-a) = a f(t) Ex. Find Sol: = . =t **************** Ex. Find Sol: = = 2 sin2t Inverse laplace transform 3- Second shifting property: If F(s) = f(t) , then π π ππ¬ π π π =π π Ex. Find ππ π π = sint = sin (t- ) u(t- ******************************* Ex. Find Sol: F(s)= f(t)= F(s) = sint = sin (t-2) u(t-2) *************************************************** Note : π ππ π π ππ+π = ππ Ex. Find = = = = ******************* 4- Inverse Laplace Transform of derivatives: If F(s)= f(t) , then 3 Inverse laplace transform π π { Fn (s)}= π π π π ππ π F(s) = (-1)n tn f(t) *************************************************** Ex. Find { } Sol: = = =(-1) t f(t) - = -t f(t) 2 cost -2 = -t f(t) f(t)= = ********************************** tan-1s Ex. Find Sol: F(s) = tan-1s F'(s) = = (-1) t f(t) = -t f(t) sin t = -t f(t) f(t)= ***************************************** 5- Inverse Laplace of Integrals : If F(s) = f(t) , then π π { ∞ π π π π π = π π π **************************** 4 Inverse laplace transform 6- Multiplication by s : If F(s) = f(t) and f(0)=0 , then π π S F(s) = f'(t) { Ex. Find Sol: } = sint = (sin t )= cost ********************************************* 7- Division by s: If π F(s) = f(t) ππ π¬ = π¬ π ππ π¬ π ππ π¬ π¬π π¬π§ π π π π , then ππ = π π π π = π π ……… π π π π ππ π π π π ππ π§ { Ex. Find = = = -cos t = = -cost+1=1-cost =[ t- sint = = = = +cost +cost-1 5 = t-sint = +cost-1 Inverse laplace transform H.w Find the Inverse Laplace transform of the following:123- 4- √ 56- √ 6 Inverse laplace transform Evaluation of Inverse Laplace Transform The partial fractions method is one from the most method to determine the inverse Laplace transform of any rational function of the form F(s)= where p(s) and q(s) are polynomials in s, with the degree of p(s) less than that of q(s), can be written as the sum of rational functions having the form , where A,B, a,b,c are constants. Case1: if F(s)= where q(s) is in the form of in repeated factors i.e.: F(s)= = *************************************************** Ex. Find f(t) if F(s)= Sol: First is resolved into partial fractions, giving: F(s)= = To find A1 multiply F(s) by (s+3) and setting s=-3 A1= | = = To find A2 multiply F(s) by (s-2) and setting s=2 7 Inverse laplace transform | A2= = = Second step: using of the result, we get f(t)= = = *************************************************** Ex. Find f(t) if F(s)= Sol: = To find A1 multiply F(s) by s and setting s=0 | A1= = = To find A2 multiply F(s) by (s+1) and setting s=-1 A2= | = = To find A3 multiply F(s) by (s+2) and setting s=-2 A2= | = = F(s)= Second step: using f(t)= 1-3 of the result, we get +3 8 Inverse laplace transform Case 2:- if q(s) is in the form of polynomial raised to same power i.e. :(s-a)m F(s)= = = + f(t)= F(s) = To evaluate Am by the formula: Am = | | Ak= k=1,2.3,…………m-1 Where Q(s)= *************************************************** Ex. Find f(t) if F(s)= Sol: F(s)= = f(t)= F(s) = = + 9 Inverse laplace transform = + = + + ] Q(s) =F(s). (s-2)4 . (S-2)4 = Q(s) = A4= | = | Ak= Where k=3 A 3= | = | = | = Where k=2 A2= Where k=1 A1= f(t) = + = -2 ] ] *************************************************** 10 Inverse laplace transform Case 3: if f(t) = , where p(s) and q(s) are polynomials in s and the degree of p(s) is less than the degree of q(s), then the terms in f(t) which corresponds to an unrepeated, irreducible quadratic factor of q(s). = F(s)= The inverse Laplace transform is:f(t) = π π F(s) = π πΆπ π· π ππ¨π¬ π·π π π¬π’π§ π·π Where p and q are respectively, the real and imaginary parts of R= q+j p = ( = +B = q= πΌ π΄ p= π½ π΄ ************************************************ Ex. Find f(t) if F(s) = Sol: S2+2s+2=0 = = f(t) = F(s) = s= √ = = 11 Inverse laplace transform q= = -1 p= =1 f(t) = **************************** 2nd method = F(s)= = = To find A1multiply F(s) by (s+1-j) and setting s=-1+j | A1= = = = To find A2multiply F(s) by (s+1+j) and setting s=-1-j | A2= = = = + F(s)= f(t)= F(s) + = = Note: ππ ππ = πππ πππ ππ ππππππ ππ ππ = πππ πππ ππ ππππππ f(t)= = f(t) = [ ] 12 Inverse laplace transform f(t)= *********************************************************** Inverse Laplace Transform by using Convolution property If F(s) = G(s).H(s) G(s)=g(t) f(t)= π π and F(s) = π H(s)=h(t) π G(s). H(s) = = or π‘ π π π‘ π‘ π ππ π π π‘ π ππ Ex. Find f(t) by using convolution if F(s)= Sol: G(s)= , g(t)= G(s)= = H(s)= , h(t)= H(s)= = f(t)= F(s) = H(s). G(s) = = = ] = = [ *********************************************** 13 Inverse laplace transform Ex. Find the inverse Laplace transform of F(s)= Sol: G(s)= g(t)= H(s)= G(s)= t h(t)= f(t) = H(s)= sin(at) G(s). H(s) = = Using Integration by parts Let u= du=1 dt dv= v= f(t)= == f(t)= + [0- sin(at)] - sin(at) *************************************************** 14 Inverse laplace transform Solution of Differential Equations using Laplace Transform The advantage of using the Laplace transform is replace the operation of differential equations by an algebraic operation by three steps:1- Taking the Laplace transform of each term in a D.E, it is converted into algebraic equation in the variable S. 2- Setting the value initial value in an algebraic equation and resolving the rational terms. 3- Taking the inverse laplace transforms of the result to get on f(t). *********************************************** Ex. Solve the D.E y'+3 y= , y(0)=2 First step: taking the Laplace transforms = = Second step: setting the value y(0)=2 = (s+3) Y(s)= +2 Y(s) = y(t) = y(t) = = 15 Inverse laplace transform A1= | = A2= | = y(t) = = y(t)= *********************************************************** Ex.2/ solve the D.E y''+2y'+y=t Sol: = s2 Y(s) –s y(0) –y'(0)+2[ sY(s)-y(0)]+Y(s)= s2Y(s) –s +2+2sY(s) -2+Y(s)= Y(s)[ s2+2s+1] = Y(s) = y(t)= y(t)= = = = 16 Inverse laplace transform H.w A- Find of the following 1- F(S)= 2- F(s) = 3- F(s)= 4- F(s)= 5- F(s)= B- Solve the D.E of the following: 1- y'+3y+2 = for y(0)=1 if f(t) is the function whose graph is shown below 2 1 2- y" +4y = u(t) for y(0)=y'(0)=0 3- y"+4y'+13y= for y(0)=1 and y'(0)=-2 17 2