Abstract:
Euler–Mellin integrals are multidimensional Mellin transforms of functions of the form 1/ft, where ft denotes the product of polynomials in complex powers, and are closely related to A-hypergeometric Euler type integrals. They converge and define analytic functions Mf(z,t) in tube domains which can be given in terms of the Newton polyhedra of f, and the polynomials themselves are assumed to be quasi-elliptic in the sense of the definition given in [Ermolaeva–Tsikh, 1996]. According to the result of [Berkesch–Forsgard–Passare, 2014], the functions Mf(z,t) admit a meromorphic continuation. In the talk, we discuss the details of this meromorphic continuation and alternative representations for the functions Mf(z,t).