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Laplace integral

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A Laplace integral contains a large parameter in an exponential weight, typically in the form ∫a(t)exϕ(t)dt or ∫0b​e−xtf(t)dt. Its asymptotic behavior is controlled by the points where the real part of the phase is largest.

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