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How one can define inverse polylog function?
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I am not a matematician therefore word "define" can be wrong. I know that polylog function can be defined as series for argument $|z|<1$ and analytically continued for $|z|geq 1$. My question: where I can find information about inverse polylogarithm function?
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I am not a matematician therefore word "define" can be wrong. I know that polylog function can be defined as series for argument $|z|<1$ and analytically continued for $|z|geq 1$. My question: where I can find information about inverse polylogarithm function?
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I am not a matematician therefore word "define" can be wrong. I know that polylog function can be defined as series for argument $|z|<1$ and analytically continued for $|z|geq 1$. My question: where I can find information about inverse polylogarithm function?
reference-request special-functions
asked Jan 6 at 17:55
Artem AlexandrovArtem Alexandrov
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I am not a matematician therefore word "define" can be wrong. I know that polylog function can be defined as series for argument $|z|<1$ and analytically continued for $|z|geq 1$. My question: where I can find information about inverse polylogarithm function?
reference-request special-functions
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asked Jan 6 at 17:55
Artem AlexandrovArtem Alexandrov
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asked Jan 6 at 17:55
Artem AlexandrovArtem Alexandrov
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asked Jan 6 at 17:55
Artem AlexandrovArtem Alexandrov
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asked Jan 6 at 17:55
Artem AlexandrovArtem Alexandrov
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asked Jan 6 at 17:55
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