  Determining kinetic rate constants is a highly relevant problem in
biochemistry, so various methods have been designed to extract them from
experimental data. Such methods have two main components: the experimental
apparatus and the subsequent analysis, the latter often dependent on
mathematical theory. Thus the theoretical approach taken influences the
effectiveness of constant determination. A computational inverse problem
approach is hereby presented, which does not merely give a single rough
approximation of the sought constants, but is inherently capable of determining
them from exact signals to arbitrary accuracy. This approach is thus not merely
novel, but opens a whole new category of solution approaches in the field,
enabled primarily by an efficient direct solver.
