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The logarithmic integral
Evaluation of the exact Page average › The logarithmic integral · lines 1764–1849
Hawk05-B@1#eq:lagrec, Hawk05-B@1#eq:lagder, Hawk05-B@1#eq:logint
The finite-polynomial or generating-function identities give
The first follows by comparing coefficients. For the second, use
and differentiate in . Terms with index are zero.
Orthogonality and (eq:lagrec) give
The cross term in the derivative of is
Only the term of (eq:lagder) contributes. Differentiation under the integral is justified for , locally uniformly in , by the exponential weight and integrability of . Thus
To sum (eq:logint), put and use
The coefficient sum is
The double sum simplifies because
Consequently
Since , we obtain
Substitute this expression into (eq:pagegamma):
Finally . Division by proves (eq:page), including .
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