Poincare's Theorem of Asymptotic Series and its Application
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Authors:Nand Kishor Kumar1*, Dipendsra Prasad Yadav2, Suresh Kumar Sahani3
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This article explains an important asymptotic series theorem. Poincare also demonstrates how to solve linear differentials with polynomial coefficients using asymptotic series. The significance of asymptotic series has also been discussed.
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