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Repeated integration by parts would require derivatives of f and finite endpoint values of those derivatives. The hypothesis gives only continuity away from zero, and even the leading behavior xα can diverge at zero or have singular derivatives when α is nonintegral. Thus those integrations need not be defined. The appropriate method integrates the asymptotic powers themselves, rather than differentiating an insufficiently regular function.

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