Fixed k(E) = NaN error when applying inverse laplace transform.
Fixed k(E) = NaN error when applying inverse laplace transform.

Was dividing by zero, causing NaN errors to show up in the microcanonical
rate coefficient k(E) for Arrhenius coefficient n > 0.

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