Tempering the polylogarithm
Charles L. Epstein, Jack Morava
Abstract
We show that the function Lis(ex) extends to an entire function of the complex variable s, taking values in tempered distributions in x on the whole real line. That the classical polylogarithm extends similarly, as an entire function taking values in distributions on compactly-supported functions on the positive real axis, is a corollary. We then identify the singularities of Lis(ex) in terms of distribution powers of x; this leads to a simple proof of the smoothness of the `modified' polylogarithm of Bloch, Ramakrishnan, Wigner, Wojtkowiak, Zagier, and others.
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