Asymptotic series of generalized Lambert W function

Herein, we present a sequel to earlier work on a generalization of the Lambert W function. In particular, we examine series expansions of the generalized version providing computational means for evaluating this function in various regimes and further confirming the notion that this generalization is a natural nextension of the standard Lambert W function.

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