I have to admit, I am out here - unfortunately I have zero background in integral transforms (and divergent summability either, lol) - so really can not verify what you wrote - not even with your improved explanations. So I would appeal to maybe MphLee or Leo.W, maybe? ...
But one question I would have: What specifiic properties of \(e^x-1\) did you use in your argumentation? Would it also work with \(xe^x\) or \(x+x^2\)?
But one question I would have: What specifiic properties of \(e^x-1\) did you use in your argumentation? Would it also work with \(xe^x\) or \(x+x^2\)?
