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Contour damping for bounded Laplace transforms (eTz(1+z2/R2)/z)

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The displayed kernel has residue one at zero and vanishes at the endpoints of a radius-R imaginary-axis segment. On either radius-R semicircle, ∣1+z2/R2∣=2∣Rez∣/R, cancelling the inverse real-part bound on a bounded function's Laplace transform tail. Use the full transform only on a right semicircle and a thin analytic leftward path; deform the finite-interval entire transform to the large left semicircle. This proves the Newman Tauberian theorem without assuming analytic continuation across an entire left half-disk.

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