theory of divergent series

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The theory of divergent series is a branch of mathematical analysis that studies how to assign meaningful values to infinite series that do not converge in the usual sense, using specialized summation methods and analytic continuation.

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instanceOf branch of mathematical analysis
mathematical theory
aimsTo extend the notion of sum of a series
provide consistent rules for assigning values to divergent series
relate divergent expansions to analytic functions
appliesTo asymptotic power series in physics
formal series in differential equations
generating functions outside their domain of convergence
perturbation series in quantum field theory
power series with zero radius of convergence
fieldOfStudy analytic continuation of series
asymptotic expansions
divergent series
generalized summation methods
resummation techniques
summation of divergent series
hasApplication definition of path integrals via regularization
evaluation of asymptotic expansions in applied mathematics
regularization of divergent integrals
hasHistoricalFigure Ernst Cesàro NERFINISHED
G. H. Hardy NERFINISHED
Leonhard Euler NERFINISHED
Niels Henrik Abel NERFINISHED
Srinivasa Ramanujan NERFINISHED
Émile Borel NERFINISHED
hasKeyResult Hardy’s classification of summability methods
Tauberian theorems relating summability to convergence
conditions for equivalence of summation methods
relatedTo asymptotic analysis
complex analysis
functional analysis
perturbation theory
quantum field theory
special functions
summability theory
studies behavior of series outside their radius of convergence
infinite series that do not converge in the usual sense
methods to assign finite values to divergent series
relations between different summation methods
usesConcept Abel summation
Borel summation NERFINISHED
Borel transform NERFINISHED
Cesàro summation NERFINISHED
Euler summation NERFINISHED
Ramanujan summation NERFINISHED
Stokes phenomenon NERFINISHED
analytic continuation
asymptotic series
resurgence theory
summability
zeta function regularization

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Orders of Infinity hasPart theory of divergent series