Laplace Transforms in Chemistry and Engineering

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This lecture introduces Laplace transforms and their applications in chemical kinetics, molecular dynamics, and chemical engineering. It covers the definition, basic properties, and inverse Laplace transforms, providing examples and theorems for practical use.

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