Thank you! This helped, although I'm still not sure what exactly is meant by "Differentiation in time-domain is the same as multiplication by s in Laplace-domain. " But like I said this got my started on the way to solve the problem.
The Title pretty much says it all. I'm trying to learn how to solve the Inverse Laplace Transformation of Arctan(s/2). An equation of this sort was not explicitly covered in class and I'm having difficulty figuring where to start to solve it. If anyone could give me a general idea that would...
I'm working on this same problem. I did indeed rewrite it as r(t)=<t,1/t>, but this integral is no easier to solve. The solution given by Wolfram Alpha for this integral was the same numerically as that given by Maple in the above post.