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Improving the accuracy of the Lorentz Integral Transform method using complex kernels
The Lorentz integral transform (LIT) method is a powerful tool for calculating quantum response functions; however, it requires an ill-posed inversion. Here we show that solutions of the LIT equation can also determine two additional integral transforms: a complex Stieltjes transform and a double-po
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