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Asymptotics: The Art of Approximation
Devendra Kapadia
This presentation gives some historical context and explanation of why asymptotics provide a powerful alternative to exact and numerical methods. Examples show the latest functions for asymptotic computations in the Wolfram Language for differential equations, integrals, difference equations, sums and algebraic equations.
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