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2012
DOI: 10.1007/s10883-012-9134-7
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On the summability of formal solutions for doubly singular nonlinear partial differential equations

Abstract: We study Gevrey asymptotic properties of solutions of singularly perturbed singular nonlinear partial differential equations of irregular type in the complex domain. We construct actual holomorphic solutions of these problems with the help of the BorelLaplace transforms. Using the Malgrange-Sibuya theorem, we show that these holomorphic solutions have a common formal power series asymptotic expansion of Gevrey order 1 in the perturbation parameter.

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“…In a first part, we construct a holomorphic function V (τ, z, ) near the origin with respect to (τ, z) and on a punctured disc with respect to which solves an integro-differential problem whose coefficients are meromorphic functions with respect to (τ, ) with a pole at = 0, see (108), (109). The main novelty compared to our previous studies on singular perturbation problems, see [21], [23], [24], [25], is that the coefficients of (108) now have at most polynomial growth with respect to τ on the half plane C + = {τ ∈ C/Re(τ ) ≥ 0} but exponential growth on the half plane C − = {τ ∈ C/Re(τ ) < 0}. For suitable initial data satisfying the conditions (117), (118), we show that V (τ, z, ) can be analytically continued to functions…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…In a first part, we construct a holomorphic function V (τ, z, ) near the origin with respect to (τ, z) and on a punctured disc with respect to which solves an integro-differential problem whose coefficients are meromorphic functions with respect to (τ, ) with a pole at = 0, see (108), (109). The main novelty compared to our previous studies on singular perturbation problems, see [21], [23], [24], [25], is that the coefficients of (108) now have at most polynomial growth with respect to τ on the half plane C + = {τ ∈ C/Re(τ ) ≥ 0} but exponential growth on the half plane C − = {τ ∈ C/Re(τ ) < 0}. For suitable initial data satisfying the conditions (117), (118), we show that V (τ, z, ) can be analytically continued to functions…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the proof, we use as in [24] deformations of the integration's paths in X i with the help of the estimates (7) and (8) (Theorem 1).…”
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“…On the other hand, concerning the summability of formal solutions of a partial differential equation with a singular perturbation parameter we cite [2] and [4]. (See also [6,7] and [9]. )…”
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