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Apr17-09, 05:27 PM
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asymptotic expansion
i had the following idea but i can not prove if this is right or wrong
let be
then
with the Laplace transform of the derivative g'(x) is equal to f(s=a)
my idea is that if the first condition is true then so is the second.
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