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How do I solve the following definite integral (preferably by an asymptotic method)?
It is more or less straightforward to write down an asymptotic expansion around $\mu\to0$,
$$
I(\mu)\sim \frac{2 \mu ^2}{15}-\frac{\mu ^4}{9}+\frac{\pi \mu ^5}{15}+\frac{1}{450} \mu ^6 (60 \log (\mu …
