Calculating a Laplace Transform

[harshbhasin]

Just making a comment so that 5 years from now someone responds to this while watching this great man and reminds me how hard uni was

[TheLordsForce]

You got me through calc 1, 2, 3, and diffy q and now, when im referring back to your videos for my electrical engineering courses, I get all nostalgic

[patrickjmt]

ya! no problem!

i am going to post more laplace transform over the next few days/ weeks!

[nicolas.leger]

Currently in Senior year in Chemical Engineering and I am back to this video for my control systems class. Thank you Patrick!

[KeylaBordonada]

I'm a math major at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras campus and I have to say, patrickJMT, you are a legend! All of my classmates know who you are and love your videos. A huge "THANK YOU, YOU ROCK!" from your friends here at the Caribbean! :D

[Sinead]

I'm finally understanding Laplace Transform. Thanks Patrick. You rock!!

[patrickjmt]

i was discussing them with my super smart wife earlier - i do not really remember then so i would have to study up first!
so, it will probably be a little while, but you never know! i may go read about them later!

[msatrakkoic]

what would the world be without patrickJMT?!?!?! :o

[RitavonLex]

All through my math courses, Patrick came up in conversation. lol
Sometimes right before the exam, we'd just do a Patrick Marathon on the subjects that would be on the exam.

[WootNyllon]

You make this so easy. Thank you! I was having so much trouble with this.

[MathMikie]

yes engineering and physics any subject that involves rates of change need differential equations which is what the Laplace transform is for solving but you also need to go the other and find inverse Laplace transform as well before can use it to solve differential equations but if you have a calculus textbook look under improper integrals they may be problems there about finding Laplace transforms but really you only use them in DE

[Syruscleat]

Very tedious but interesting. Nice Job Patrick. Not to be confused with a Pa Trick. Which would be -not your Ma tricking you, but your Pa.

[WackoJack]

With a math teacher like this anyone could get highest grade!
Great video and well explained!

[kenchikaka]

I'm from university in thailand. you are the best teacher patrick.
I like you teaching

[clarkewithe]

Where's the playlist with more Laplace videos that the video promised????

[Dracopol]

7:32   You said "if s is less than 1".  Should be "if s is greater than 1" at that point.

[lobnasaeed]

this is just awesome, thank you very much

[cpcolts]

this vid. taught me a lot better than how my professor did.. great job man

[williammilanich]

Energy therapy program has call biofield tuning as a chart showing time growing like a progressing in a circle like growth of a tree I was wondering what this could have to do with the various types of transforms like The Loft price transfer

[WahranRai]

Hi,
The main idea of Laplace function : replace the study of f(x) by the study of Laplace function...
We replace the study of f(x) by his integrale Laplace : sometimes it is easy to study Laplace function and come back to original f(x)...
Regards