Version 3 presents a new integral representation for the inverse Laplace transform, suggesting a simplification over traditional methods.
This version 3 presents a rigorous real integral formula for the inverse Laplace transform, obtained by resumming a previously introduced series representation with squared factorial coefficients through a specific Bessel-based kernel. The present integral formulation is a direct extension of the series-based approach introduced in: https://doi.org In that earlier work, the inverse Laplace transform was expressed as a power series involving squared factorials. The current contribution (Version 3) demonstrates that this series admits an exact resummation into a purely real integral over a finite cycle [0, 2π]. By providing a closed-form kernel based on the Bessel function J₁, this representation avoids the infinite complex paths of the classical Bromwich–Wagner contour.
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