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Polylogarithm (Lis​(z))

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For ∣z∣<1, the polylogarithm is Lis​(z)=∑n≥1​zn/ns; contour formulas analytically continue it to a slit plane.
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Dilogarithm (Li2​(z))

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The dilogarithm is the order-two polylogarithm, defined for ∣z∣<1 by Li2​(z)=∑n≥1​zn/n2. Its derivative is −Log(1−z)/z, with a removable value at zero; a chosen complex logarithm branch gives its analytic continuation.

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The polylogarithm is a special mathematical function denoted as \(\text{Li}_s(z)\), which generalizes the concept of logarithms to allow for the exponentiation of complex variables.
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