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16 Laplace transform. Solving linear ODE - NDSU

16 laplace transform . Solving linear ODEI this lecture I will explain how to use the Laplace transform to solve an ODE with constant main tool we will need is the following property from the last lecture:5 (t)g=F(s). ThenL{f (t)}=sF(s) f(0);L{f (t)}=s2F(s) sf(0) f (0):Now consider a second order IVPy +py +qy=f(t);y(0) =y0;y (0) =y1:(1)I consider a second order equation here, but it should be clear that similar considerations will lead toa solution of any order linear differential equation with constant the Laplace transform to the left and right hand sides of ODE (1):L{y +py +qy}=Lffg=)L{y }+pL{y }+qLfyg=Lffg=)s2 Lfyg sy(0) y (0) +psLfyg py(0) =Lffg=)(s2+ps+q)Lfyg sy0 y1 py0=Lffg=)(s2+ps+q)Y(s) sy0 y1 py0=F(s) =)Y(s) =F(s) +sy0+y1+py0s2+ps+q;where I used the notationY(s) =LfygandF(s) =Lffg.

16 Laplace transform. Solving linear ODE ... I consider a second order equation here, but it should be clear that similar considerations will lead to a solution of any order linear differential equation with constant coefficients.

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