Asymptotic expansion conjecture for Takeuchi numbers

Let TnT_n denote the Takeuchi numbers, let WW be the Lambert WW-function, and set w=W(n)w=W(n). Let CTC_T be a positive real constant. Asymptotic expansion conjecture. As nn tends to infinity, one has

logTn=ew(w2w+1)+12w212log(1+w)+logCT1w(26w2+67w+46)24(1+w)3ew+O(e2w).\log T_n=e^w(w^2-w+1)+\frac{1}{2}w^2-\frac{1}{2}\log(1+w)+\log C_T-1-\frac{w(26w^2+67w+46)}{24(1+w)^3}e^{-w}+O(e^{-2w}).

This conjecture gives an explicit asymptotic expression for the Takeuchi numbers in terms of w=W(n)w=W(n) and a positive constant CTC_T; the preceding numerical evidence suggests the stated form and estimates CT2.239433104005260731754785C_T\approx2.239433104005260731754785.

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Thomas Prellberg, “On the Asymptotics of Takeuchi Numbers”, arXiv:math/0005008 (2000).

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