Part B Complex Asymptotics
* Chapter 4: Complex Analysis * Chapter 5: Rational and Meromorphic Asymptotics * Chapter 6: Singularity Analysis of GFs *Chapter 7: Applications of Singularity Analysis *Chapter 8: Saddle-point Methods
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Part B Complex Asymptotics * Chapter 4: Complex Analysis * Chapter 5: Rational and Meromorphic Asymptotics * Chapter 6: Singularity Analysis of GFs *Chapter 7: Applications of Singularity Analysis *Chapter 8: Saddle-point Methods 1 N! for
* Chapter 4: Complex Analysis * Chapter 5: Rational and Meromorphic Asymptotics * Chapter 6: Singularity Analysis of GFs *Chapter 7: Applications of Singularity Analysis *Chapter 8: Saddle-point Methods
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Rational and Meromorphic Asymptotics
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Worked out Example 3: derangements
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EGF (exponential GF)
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functional equation
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Exponential * n^rational
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Trees with a finite set of node degrees Excursions with finite set of steps [Lalley, BaFl] Maps embedded into the plane [Tutte,...] Gimenez-Noy: Planar graphs Context-free structures = Drmota-Lalley-Woods Thm.
APPLICATIONS of ALGEBRAIC FUNCTIONS
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non-linear ODEs = models of “logarithmic trees” the holonomic framework = solutions of linear ODEs with rational coefficients.
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Conclusion: SCHEMAS
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Modulus of an analytic function
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Cauchy coefficient integrals
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Saddle-point bounds
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Saddle-point method: = concentration + local quadratic approximation.
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The saddle-point theorem: under conditions: concentration + local quadratic approximation
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Hardy & Ramanujan
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(double saddle-point)
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Applies to many entire functions: involutions, set partitions, etc. Applies to function with violent growth at singularity(-ies): integer partitions Applies to coefficients of large order in large powers
Conclusions: Saddle-point method
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