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Virtual Turning Points electronic resource by Naofumi Honda, Takahiro Kawai, Yoshitsugu Takei.

By: Honda, Naofumi [author.]Contributor(s): Kawai, Takahiro [author.] | Takei, Yoshitsugu [author.] | SpringerLink (Online service)Material type: TextTextSeries: SpringerBriefs in Mathematical PhysicsPublication details: Tokyo : Springer Japan : Imprint: Springer, 2015Description: XII, 126 p. 47 illus., 6 illus. in color. online resourceContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9784431557029Subject(s): mathematics | Differential Equations | Mathematical physics | Quantum Physics | Mathematics | Mathematical Physics | Ordinary Differential Equations | Quantum PhysicsDDC classification: 530.15 LOC classification: QA401-425QC19.2-20.85Online resources: Click here to access online
Contents:
1. Definition and basic properties of virtual turning Points -- 2. Application to the Noumi-Yamada system with a large Parameter -- 3. Exact WKB analysis of non-adiabatic transition problems for 3-levels -- A. Integral representation of solutions and the Borel resummed WKBsolutions.
In: Springer eBooksSummary: The discovery of a virtual turning point truly is a breakthrough in WKB analysis of higher order differential equations. This monograph expounds the core part of its theory together with its application to the analysis of higher order Painlevé equations of the Noumi–Yamada type and to the analysis of non-adiabatic transition probability problems in three levels. As M.V. Fedoryuk once lamented, global asymptotic analysis of higher order differential equations had been thought to be impossible to construct. In 1982, however, H.L. Berk, W.M. Nevins, and K.V. Roberts published a remarkable paper in the Journal of Mathematical Physics indicating that the traditional Stokes geometry cannot globally describe the Stokes phenomena of solutions of higher order equations; a new Stokes curve is necessary.
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1. Definition and basic properties of virtual turning Points -- 2. Application to the Noumi-Yamada system with a large Parameter -- 3. Exact WKB analysis of non-adiabatic transition problems for 3-levels -- A. Integral representation of solutions and the Borel resummed WKBsolutions.

The discovery of a virtual turning point truly is a breakthrough in WKB analysis of higher order differential equations. This monograph expounds the core part of its theory together with its application to the analysis of higher order Painlevé equations of the Noumi–Yamada type and to the analysis of non-adiabatic transition probability problems in three levels. As M.V. Fedoryuk once lamented, global asymptotic analysis of higher order differential equations had been thought to be impossible to construct. In 1982, however, H.L. Berk, W.M. Nevins, and K.V. Roberts published a remarkable paper in the Journal of Mathematical Physics indicating that the traditional Stokes geometry cannot globally describe the Stokes phenomena of solutions of higher order equations; a new Stokes curve is necessary.

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