can matlab find ilaplace

F1=ilaplace(exp(-y*sqrt(s+a))/s);

pretty(F1)

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

MATLAB is not able to find the inverse laplace transform of that.

Maple can find it in terms of an integral, when the assumption that y > 0 is added.

Mathematica can find it in terms of erf and erfc

[MINATI]

Ok Walter let me check

Any way thanks for replying

Answer 2

[TADA]

Try that:

syms s;
F = exp(-y*sqrt(s+a))/s;
F1 = ilaplace(F);
pretty(F1);

I don't know what a and y are in your case, I assumed constants, but you might need to declare them as symbolic variables as well...

[MINATI]

@TADA

Yes a and y are constants

but desired answer not came by running your code

[TADA]

Now I see it doesn't resolve...

I think some functions cannot be resolved using ilaplace but I'm not an expert

My apologies

[TADA]

From what I can see, there seems to be a general difficulty with exponents