Convergence conjecture for the formal asymptotic expansion
Convergence conjecture for the formal asymptotic expansion
Let satisfy and , and set . Consider the formal expansion with recursively defined polynomial coefficients , and let the convergence domain be the one specified by the source's convergence lemma. Convergence conjecture. Under these conditions, the hypotheses of the convergence lemma hold, and the formal expansion is an actually convergent series throughout the domain specified by that lemma. The claim is presented as a consequence suggested by numerical evidence, but the necessary coefficient bounds and convergence remain unproved in the supplied text.
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Primary source
Rahaf Habib and Roland Hildebrand, “Necessary conditions for the existence of exponential-polynomial expansions for solutions of certain differential equations”, arXiv:2606.21145 (2026).
Additional references
5 papers in this index state this conjecture (2012–2026). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2507.01313, arXiv:2506.16083, arXiv:2501.15883, arXiv:1211.7341.
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