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I am having some trouble solving the following integral.

$$\int_{0}^{\infty}\frac{dp}{1+e^{a*p+b/p+c}}$$

This should be solve for two situations: $b > 0$ and $b < 0$.

In the derivation it may be used that $ap >> b/p$, which is the limitation for the validity of the additional term encompassing 1/p.

Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance.

Edit: The limitation $a*p >> b/p$ is very subtle.

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    why nor eliminating one constant?2017-01-16
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    Furthermore have you checked out Glasser's master theorem? it might help here2017-01-16
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    Last comment: the relevant scale in this problem seems to be $\xi\equiv ab$ what can we say about its size?2017-01-16

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