ANTI-LAPLACE TRANSFORM

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ANTI-LAPLACE TRANSFORM

From: James Hui Date: March 31, 1999 technical
From: "Hui, James" <James.Hui@solvay.com> Subject: ANTI-LAPLACE TRANSFORM Date: Wed, 31 Mar 1999 16:09:36 +0200 Can anyone tell me the anti-Laplace (time domain) of the following function? Or, can someone direct me to an online source of Laplace transformation tables where I might find such information? Thanks for your assistance. Best regards, James Hui, Ph.D.

RE: ANTI-LAPLACE TRANSFORM

From: Steven L. Shafer Date: April 01, 1999 technical
From: "Steven L. Shafer" <Steven.Shafer@Stanford.Edu> Subject: RE: ANTI-LAPLACE TRANSFORM Date: Thu, 1 Apr 1999 10:53:22 -0800 Dear Jim: The Inverse Laplace Transform is: A*((-(a*b*B) + a*b*c - a*B*c - b*B*c)/(a**2*b**2*c**2) + (-a + B)/(a**2*(a - b)*(a - c)*E**(a*t)) + (b - B)/((a - b)*b**2*(b - c)*E**(b*t)) + (-B + c)/((a - c)*c**2*(-b + c)*E**(c*t)) + (B*t)/(a*b*c)) Mathematica is a great tool for this. The commands are: <<Calculus`LaplaceTransform` and InverseLaplaceTransform[A (s+B)/(s s (s+a) (s+b) (s+c)),s,t] Best regards, Steve Shafer