Although, the function e^{t^2} is not exponentially bounded and due to linearity of Laplace transform we may write

L {(e^{t^2}}=L{1+t^2+(t^4)/2!+(t^6)/3!+....}

=1/s+(2!)/s^3+(4!)/(2!s^5)+(6!)/(3!s^7)+.....

By using power series of e^{t^2}, perhaps, L {(e^{t^2}} can be computed.

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