Analytic continuation of Kochubei multiple polylogarithms and its applications

Abstract In the present paper, we propose an analytic continuation of Kochubei multiple polylogarithms by using the techniques developed in Furusho (Tunis J Math 4–3:559–58, 2022). Moreover, we produce a family of linear relations and a linear independence result for values of our analytically continued Kochubei polylogarithms at algebraic elements from a cohomological aspect.

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Research in the Mathematical Sciences
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2025-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s40687-025-00560-4
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Advanced Mathematical Identities
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Analytic continuation of Kochubei multiple polylogarithms and its applications

Yen-Tsung Chen
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Analytic continuation of Kochubei multiple polylogarithms and its applications

Yen-Tsung Chen
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Abstract In the present paper, we propose an analytic continuation of Kochubei multiple polylogarithms by using the techniques developed in Furusho (Tunis J Math 4–3:559–58, 2022). Moreover, we produce a family of linear relations and a linear independence result for values of our analytically continued Kochubei polylogarithms at algebraic elements from a cohomological aspect.

Research in the Mathematical SciencesVol. 12(4)
Pennsylvania State University (US)
University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania State University, National Tsing Hua University
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