The system of partial differential equations for the C₀ function
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Abstract: We present an approach to analyze the scalar integrals of any Feynman diagrams in detail here. This method not only completely recovers some well-known results in the literature, but also produces some brand new results on the function. The approach can be employed to evaluate the coefficient of arbitrary power of in the expansion of a scalar integral, where denotes the time-space dimension.
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