Borel summation

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Borel summation is a mathematical technique that assigns finite values to certain divergent series by transforming and analytically continuing their associated power series.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mathematical technique
method of summability
summation method
appliesTo asymptotic series
divergent power series
formal power series
basedOn Borel transform
Laplace transform
characterizedBy analytic continuation of Borel transform
integral representation
use of exponential damping factor
compatibleWith ordinary convergence of series
field asymptotic analysis
complex analysis
functional analysis
mathematical analysis
summability theory
generalizes ordinary summation of convergent series
hasVariant Borel–Leroy summation NERFINISHED
Borel–Écalle summation NERFINISHED
iterated Borel summation
historicalDevelopment developed by Émile Borel in the context of divergent series
introduced in early 20th century
namedAfter Émile Borel NERFINISHED
property can assign finite values to some factorially divergent series
linear summation method
regular summation method on convergent series
relatedTo Laplace–Borel transform NERFINISHED
Stokes phenomena NERFINISHED
Watson’s lemma NERFINISHED
resummation methods
Écalle resurgence
requires analytic continuation along integration path
existence of Borel transform
suitable growth conditions at infinity
strongerThan Abel summation
Cesàro summation
usedFor analytic continuation of power series
assigning values to divergent series
regularization of divergent series
resummation of asymptotic expansions
usedIn analytic number theory
differential equations
perturbation theory
quantum field theory
resurgence theory
theory of divergent integrals

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Divergent Series topic Borel summation