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Laplace' is known for transformations in math; as in a Laplace Transformation.

Transformations are used extensively in matrix models in general equilibrium theory and econometrics such as Dominate Diagonal transforms.

That is where I reached my level of incompetency; fond memories.

See: Lionel McKinsey, Economic Theory and Matrices with Dominate Diagonals

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