The parameter derivatives [\partial^{2}P_{\nu}(z)/\partial\nu^{2}]_{\nu=0} and [\partial^{3}P_{\nu}(z)/\partial\nu^{3}]_{\nu=0}, where P_{\nu}(z) is the Legendre function of the first kind

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arXiv1301.6586MaRDI QIDQ6239136FDOQ6239136

Radosław Szmytkowski

Publication date: 28 January 2013

Abstract: We derive explicit expressions for the parameter derivatives [partial2Pu(z)/partialu2]u=0 and [partial3Pu(z)/partialu3]u=0, where Pu(z) is the Legendre function of the first kind. It is found that {displaymath} frac{partial^{2}P_{

u}(z)}{partial u^{2}}�igg|_{ u=0} =-2Li_{2}frac{1-z}{2}, {displaymath} where Li2z is the dilogarithm (this formula has been recently arrived at by Schramkowski using emph{Mathematica}), and that {displaymath} frac{partial^{3}P_{ u}(z)}{partial u^{3}}�igg|_{

u=0} =12Li_{3}frac{z+1}{2}-6lnfrac{z+1}{2}Li_{2}frac{z+1}{2} -pi^{2}lnfrac{z+1}{2}-12zeta(3), {displaymath} where Li3z is the polylogarithm of order 3 and zeta(s) is the Riemann zeta function.













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