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Abstract
We establish a general analytic theory of asymptotic expansions of type (1) 
. By analytic theory, as opposed to the set of algebraic rules for manipulating finite asymptotic expansions, we mean sufficient
and/or necessary conditions of general practical usefulness in order that (*) hold true. Our theory is concerned with functions
which are differentiable (n − 1) or n times and the presented conditions involve integro-differential operators acting on f, ϕ
1, ..., ϕ
n. We essentially use two approaches; one of them is based on canonical factorizations of nth-order disconjugate differential operators and gives conditions expressed as convergence of certain improper integrals,
very useful for applications. The other approach starts from simple geometric considerations and gives conditions expressed
as the existence of finite limits, as x → x
0, of certain Wronskian determinants constructed with f, ϕ
1, ..., ϕ
n. There is a link between the two approaches and it turns out that some of the integral conditions found via the factorizational
approach have geometric meanings. Our theory extends to more general expansions the theory of real-power asymptotic expansions
thoroughly investigated in previous papers. In the first part of our work we study the case of two comparison functions ϕ
1, ϕ
2 because the pertinent theory requires a very limited theoretical background and completely parallels the theory of polynomial
expansions.
Abstract
In two papers, the problem of formal differentiation of an asymptotic expansion in the real domain of type
Abstract
In Part II of our work we approach the problem discussed in Part I from the new viewpoint of canonical factorizations of a
certain nth order differential operator L. The main results include:
(i)
characterizations of the set of relations (ii)
formal differentiation of a real-power asymptotic expansion under a Tauberian condition involving the order of growth of L (iii)
remarkable properties of asymptotic expansions of generalized convex functions.
Abel, U. and Heilmann, M. , The complete asymptotic expansion for Bernstein-Durrmeyer operators with Jacobi weights, Mediterr. J. Math. , 1 (2004), no. 4, 487–499. MR 2005k :41075
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References [1] Erdélyi , A. 1956 Asymptotic Expansions Dover New York
1 9 Abel, U. and Heilmann, M. , The complete asymptotic expansion for Bernstein-Durrmeyer operators with Jacobi weights, Mediterr. J. Math. , 1 (2004), 487
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Rationale and fallacy of thermoanalytical kinetic patterns
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multiplication parameter, which by itself well indicates a certain extent of inherent inexactness of such a kind of kinetic evaluation. A better insight of this inquisitiveness was provided by the use of an asymptotic expansion [ 88 ] of a series with a
