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a differential equation with jumps
We solve a second-order differential equation where the right-hand-side has a jump. For this, we use the Laplace transform as well as the shifting property to make a Heaviside function appear, which usually models unit jumps or voltages. This is especially useful in engineering and physics.
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a differential equation with jumps
We solve a second-order differential equation where the right-hand-side has a jump. For this, we use the Laplace transform as well as the shifting property to make a Heaviside function appear, which usually models unit jumps or voltages. This is especially useful in engineering and physics.
Laplace transform playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJb1qAQIrmmB3NiV7Fy0tWcSmAYLQ7SCS
Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/drpeyam
Instagram: instagram.com/peyamstagram
Teespring merch: dr-peyam.creator-spring.com/?



