Laplace Transformation
Laplace Transformation Laplace transformation is a Mathematical tool which can be used to solve several problems in science and engineering. The transformed was first introduced by Pierre-Simon Laplace a French Mathematician, in the year 1790 in his work on probability theorem. Application of Laplace Transform The Laplace transform technique is applicable in many fields of science and technology such as: Control Engineering Communication Signal Analysis and Design Image Processing System Analysis Solving Differential Equations (ordinary and partial)
Advantages of Laplace transformation A Laplace transformation technique reduces the solutions of an ordinary differential equation to the solution of an algebraic equation. When the Laplace transform technique is applied to a PDE, it reduces the number of independent variable by one. With application of Laplace transform, particular solution of differential equation is obtained directly without necessity of first determining general solution.
Periodic Function
A real valued function ������(������) is said to be periodic with period ������ > 0 if for all ������, ������ ������ + ������ = ������(������) , and T is the least of such values. For example, sin ������ and cos ������ are periodic functions with period 2π. tan ������ and cot ������ are periodic functions with period π.
Sectional or Piecewise Continuity
A function is called sectional continuous or piecewise continuous in an interval ������ < ������ < ������, if the interval can be subdivided into a finite number of intervals in each of which the function is continuous and has finite left and right limit.
Function of Exponential Order
If a real constant ������ > 0 and ������ exist such that for all ������ > ������ ������ −������������ ������(������) < ������ or ������(������) < ������������ ������������ we say that ������ ������ is function of exponential order ������ as ������ → ∞.
Theorem : If ������(������) is
Advantages of Laplace transformation A Laplace transformation technique reduces the solutions of an ordinary differential equation to the solution of an algebraic equation. When the Laplace transform technique is applied to a PDE, it reduces the number of independent variable by one. With application of Laplace transform, particular solution of differential equation is obtained directly without necessity of first determining general solution.
Periodic Function
A real valued function ������(������) is said to be periodic with period ������ > 0 if for all ������, ������ ������ + ������ = ������(������) , and T is the least of such values. For example, sin ������ and cos ������ are periodic functions with period 2π. tan ������ and cot ������ are periodic functions with period π.
Sectional or Piecewise Continuity
A function is called sectional continuous or piecewise continuous in an interval ������ < ������ < ������, if the interval can be subdivided into a finite number of intervals in each of which the function is continuous and has finite left and right limit.
Function of Exponential Order
If a real constant ������ > 0 and ������ exist such that for all ������ > ������ ������ −������������ ������(������) < ������ or ������(������) < ������������ ������������ we say that ������ ������ is function of exponential order ������ as ������ → ∞.
Theorem : If ������(������) is