If the Baker–Campbell–Hausdorff formula describes
$$Z(X,Y) = \log(\exp(X) \exp(Y)) = X + Y + \frac12 [X,Y] + \ldots$$
then what is the name for formulas of the type
$$Z(W,X,Y) = \log(\exp(W) \exp(X) \exp(Y)) = W + X + Y + \ldots? $$
If the Baker–Campbell–Hausdorff formula describes
$$Z(X,Y) = \log(\exp(X) \exp(Y)) = X + Y + \frac12 [X,Y] + \ldots$$
then what is the name for formulas of the type
$$Z(W,X,Y) = \log(\exp(W) \exp(X) \exp(Y)) = W + X + Y + \ldots? $$
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