Doubt on phase stationary method

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The phase stationary method can indeed be applied to complex functions, and it retains its designation as the phase stationary method in this context. The steepest descent method is a more general approach that can be considered an analogue to the phase stationary method when dealing with complex functions. For further clarification and references, users are encouraged to review the discussion by @blue_leaf77 from February 16, 2015, which elaborates on the relationship between these methods.

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Can the phase stationary method be applied to complex functions? And if it does, is it still called phase stationary method? I ask this because there are several methods for asymptotic analysis and I need to be sure if I can use this method for complex function. Is there any difference with the steepest descent method? Thanks.
 
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yes, the steepest descent method is essentially the stationary method in the complex case ...
 
Another question, is there a reference on this to prove there are the same thing? Because I use this in my thesis and I need to be sure
 
No wait, sorry I intended was analogue not the same thing, in fact I think the steepest descent is more general ...
 

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