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San Diego Symposium on Asymptotics and Applied Analysis

January 10-14, 2000

San Diego, CA, USA

Mathematics

Host: San Diego State University
Homepage: http://www.sci.sdsu.edu/math_cs/asymptotics2000

Organizers: T. M. Dunster, D. A. Lutz

Description:
This symposium will compose of talks in the following three categories of asymptotics and applied analysis: difference equations, ordinary differential equations, and functions defined by integrals. The first of these would emphasize representations for solutions in large sectors and asymptotic methods involving special functions. Included in the second and third categories would be new results related to exponentially-improved asymptotics and hyperasymptotics, summation of divergent solutions, connection problems, error analysis, and applications to special functions. In all of the above three areas physical applications would be covered under the scope of the symposium: for example new results in wave physics (where asymptotics describes the high-frequency limit and separation of variables leads to ordinary differential equations with a large parameter), and tunneling in quantum mechanics (where asymptotics of certain special functions could be used in the determination of exponentially small widths of energy bands in one-dimensional potentials).

Date received: August 29, 1999


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