A method for evaluating laplace transforms and other integrals

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Two special cases of the theorem of \textit{A. M. Èfros} (Èfross) [Rec. Math. Moscow 42, 699-706 (1935; Zbl 0014.06501)] are obtained in connection with work on the screening potential for a test charge in a weakly magnetized plasma. (Such results are also referred to as substitution theorems.) Additional interesting integral relations are then derived from changes of variables and interchanges in the order of integrations. [The arbitrariness of the function \(f\) in some of the formulas must be restricted by the hypotheses needed to produce convergence and to permit the changes in orders of integration.] As special cases of the general formulas, the evaluations of many new integrals are listed in the 11 pages of addenda. A number of these results involve Bessel functions and thus extend the tables of the Hankel and the \(K\) transforms. Among the new results are such transforms of some algebraic functions. A list of references for results related to the Èfros theorem can be found in the paper of \textit{R. G. Buschman} [Simon Stevin 67, No. 3-4, 267-282 (1993; Zbl 0804.44003)].











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