Dilogarithm
In mathematics, various special functions are called Dilogarithm. The classic Dilogarithm is a special case of Polylogarithmus.
- 6.1 Classic Dilogarithm
- 6.2 Bloch -Wigner Dilogarithm
- 6.3 Rogers Dilogarithm
Classic Dilogarithm
The classic Dilogarithm is for complex numbers defined by the power series
He goes on and on by analytic continuation:
(This has to be integrated along a path in. )
Bloch -Wigner Dilogarithm
The Bloch -Wigner Dilogarithm is defined by
He is well - defined and continuous, even in.
It is analytic in, 0 and 1, it has singularities of type.
Rogers Dilogarithm
Rogers Dilogarithm is defined by
Elliptical Dilogarithm
Be an elliptic curve defined over. By means of the Weierstrass p- function, it can be parameterized by means of a grid
The elliptical Dilogarithm is then defined by
Where the Bloch -Wigner Dilogarithm called.
Special values
Classic Dilogarithm
There are exactly eight numbers, leave for and represent in closed form:
Bloch -Wigner Dilogarithm
Values of the Bloch -Wigner Dilogarithm can so far only be calculated numerically, and you only know a few algebraic relations between values of the Bloch -Wigner Dilogarithm. A conjecture of John Milnor states for:
Rogers Dilogarithm
There are numerous algebraic identities between values of in rational or algebraic arguments. Examples of particular values are
Functional equations
Classic Dilogarithm
The classic Dilogarithm sufficient number of functional equations, for example
Bloch -Wigner Dilogarithm
The Bloch -Wigner Dilogarithm satisfies the identities
And the 5- term ratio
Rogers Dilogarithm
Rogers Dilogarithm satisfies the relation
And Abel's functional equation