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On the past and future of applied exponential asymptotics

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AR2W03 - Applicable resurgent asymptotics: summary workshop

In this talk, I review some of the developments of applied exponential asymptotics over the last two decades, and discuss connections with ongoing challenges, notably in the study of time-dependent and multi-dimensional problems in continuum mechanics. This talk will hopefully initiate discussions on where the field needs to move.

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