Regularized incomplete Mellin transforms #
The regularized incomplete Mellin transform of a C^N integrand on a compact interval [0, a]
continues holomorphically from {0 < re α} to {-(N : ℝ) < re α}. This is the one-variable
engine for finite-order continuation of regularized Dirichlet integrals.
The first-order Taylor identity on [0, a].
A C¹ integrand on [0, a] has a continuous slope remainder.
Integrability of t ↦ (t : ℂ)^{α - 1} on [0, a] when 0 < re α.
Integrability of a continuous integrand against the Mellin kernel on [0, a].
The Peano remainder of order N ≥ 1.
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The Peano remainder of a C^N integrand is continuous on [0, a].
Zero extension of a continuous integrand on [0, a] is locally integrable on (0, ∞).
A continuous integrand on [0, a] is O(1) at the origin.
The regularized incomplete Mellin transform of a continuous integrand is holomorphic
on {0 < re α}.
Linearity of the regularized incomplete Mellin transform in the integrand.
Mellin of t ↦ t^k K t is the Pochhammer shift of the Mellin of K.
The Taylor polynomial of order n as a sum of monomials.
Native identity: the incomplete Mellin of a C^N integrand is the explicit Mellin of its
Taylor polynomial plus a Pochhammer-shifted Mellin of the Peano remainder.
Finite differentiability of the integrand yields an analytic continuation of the
regularized incomplete Mellin transform from {0 < re α} to {-(N : ℝ) < re α}.