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On convergent series representations of Mellin-Barnes integrals

Multiple Mellin-Barnes integrals are often used for perturbative calculations in particle physics. In this context, the evaluation of such objects may be performed through residues calculations which lead to their expression as multiple power series and logarithms of the parameters involved in the p...

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Published in:Journal of mathematical physics 2012-02, Vol.53 (2), p.023508-023508-45
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