Exponential Integral
exponential integral
[‚ek·spə′nen·chəl ′int·ə·grəl] (mathematics)
The function defined to be the integral from x to ∞ of (e -t / t) dt for x positive.
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Exponential Integral
a special function defined by the integral

This integral cannot be expressed in closed form through elementary functions. If x > 0, then the integral is understood in the sense of its principal value:

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