I wish to find a closed form representations of the following integral
1∫0logp(x)logr(1−x1+x)xdx=?
Here p≥1 and r≥0 are nonnegative integers. It can be expressed in terms of a linear combination of well known constants (such as: Riemann zeta values,π et. al.)?
Sunday, 24 December 2017
integration - The closed form representations of Integrals of logarithm functions
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