Why is the inverse Laplace Transform of (sin h(x sqrt(s)))/(s * sinh sqrt(s)) equal to x+2/(pi) sum_(n=1)^(oo)((-1)^n)/(n) e^(-(n pi)^2t)sin n pi x?

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2022-11-10

Why is the inverse Laplace Transform of
sinh ( x s ) s sinh s
equal to
x + 2 π n = 1 ( 1 ) n n e ( n π ) 2 t sin n π x ?

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Waldruhylm

Waldruhylm

Beginner2022-11-11Added 14 answers

Consider the poles of
F ( s ) = sinh ( x s ) s sinh s e s t
First we need to see if s=0 is a branch point or not
F ( s ) = 1 s ( ( x s ) + ( x s ) 3 / 3 ! + ( s ) + ( s ) 3 / 3 ! + ) ( 1 + ( s t ) + ( s t ) 2 2 ! + O ( s 3 ) )
F ( s ) = x s ( 1 + x 2 s / 3 ! + 1 + s / 3 ! + ) ( 1 + ( s t ) + ( s t ) 2 2 ! + O ( s 3 ) )
Hence we see that s=0 is a pole of order 1 with residue x. Now consider the other poles where the deliminator sinh ( s ) has zeros when s = n π i hence s = ( n π ) 2 are the poles.
s 0 R e s ( F , s 0 ) = x + n = 1 R e s ( F , ( n π ) 2 )
R e s ( F , ( n π ) 2 ) = lim s ( n π ) 2 ( s + ( n π ) 2 ) sinh ( x s ) s sinh s e s t = 2 lim s ( n π ) 2 ( s + ( n π ) 2 ) sinh ( x s ) s cosh s e s t
R e s ( F , ( n π ) 2 ) = i sin ( n π x ) i ( n π ) cos ( n π ) e ( n π ) 2 t = ( 1 ) n n π sin ( n π x ) e ( n π ) 2 t
Collecting the results together we have
L 1 ( f ( s ) ) = x + n 1 ( 1 ) n n π sin ( n π x ) e ( n π ) 2 t
Nola Aguilar

Nola Aguilar

Beginner2022-11-12Added 4 answers

(1) Note that 1 sinh ( s ) = 1 s + 2 n = 1 ( 1 ) n s s + n 2 π 2
and
0 + i 0 + + i sinh ( x s ) s s s + n 2 π 2 exp ( t s ) d s 2 π i =   0 sinh ( x s i ) s s i s + n 2 π 2 + i 0 + exp ( t s ) d s 2 π i 0 sinh ( x s i ) s s i s + n 2 π 2 i 0 + exp ( t s ) d s 2 π i =   0 sin ( x s ) s s s n 2 π 2 i 0 + exp ( t s ) d s 2 π i 0 sin ( x s ) s s s n 2 π 2 + i 0 + exp ( t s ) d s 2 π i = 0 sin ( x s ) s [ 1 s n 2 π 2 i 0 + 1 s n 2 π 2 + i 0 + ] 2 π i δ ( s n 2 π 2 ) exp ( t s ) d s 2 π i (2) =   sin ( n π x ) n π e n 2 π 2 t (   note that   lim n 0 [ sin ( n π x ) n π e n 2 π 2 t ] = x   )
With (1) and (2):
0 + i 0 + + i sinh ( x s ) s sinh ( s ) exp ( t s ) d s 2 π i = x + 2 π n = 1 sin ( n π x ) n exp ( [ n π ] 2 t )

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