Basics of multiple polyexponential integrals
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The purpose of this article is to start with the linear perturbations of asymptotically flat black holes, described by a second-order ordinary differential equation with two regular and one irregular singularities, which after the separation of variables, lead to generalizations of the exponential integral -- multiple polyexponential integrals. These functions have an explicit asymptotic behavior and satisfy a formula for the Euler operator \(x\)D. Many such functions are defined by series expansions around zero and corresponding Euler operator formulas are given. This goes on and on and multinomial coefficients are used. In the appendix, proofs with multiple harmonic numbers are given.
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