Resurgence provides a unique analytic continuation across natural boundaries for Chern-Simons q-series that matches 3-manifold orientation reversal via Mordell integral decompositions.
Dunne, Angus Gruen, and Sergei Gukov
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Mock theta functions admit a unique resurgent continuation across their natural boundary, with the continuation fixed by their Mordell-Appell integrals via rotated Laplace contours.
The spin one-point function in the critical Ising chain has a natural boundary of analyticity on the negative real axis after Borel resummation, with singularities matching those of an odd-divisor sum series.
Resurgent cyclic orbits' algebraic structure plus the leading q-series term determines the asymptotic growth exponent of dual q-series coefficients, which equals an effective central charge c_eff in a related 3d N=2 QFT.
Introductory lectures cover resurgent asymptotics using examples like the Airy function, nonlinear Stokes phenomenon, Heisenberg-Euler action, and resurgent continuation.
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Orientation Reversal and the Chern-Simons Natural Boundary
Resurgence provides a unique analytic continuation across natural boundaries for Chern-Simons q-series that matches 3-manifold orientation reversal via Mordell integral decompositions.
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Analyticity, asymptotics and natural boundary for a one-point function of the finite-volume critical Ising chain
The spin one-point function in the critical Ising chain has a natural boundary of analyticity on the negative real axis after Borel resummation, with singularities matching those of an odd-divisor sum series.
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$c_{\rm eff}$ from Resurgence at the Stokes Line
Resurgent cyclic orbits' algebraic structure plus the leading q-series term determines the asymptotic growth exponent of dual q-series coefficients, which equals an effective central charge c_eff in a related 3d N=2 QFT.
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Introductory Lectures on Resurgence: CERN Summer School 2024
Introductory lectures cover resurgent asymptotics using examples like the Airy function, nonlinear Stokes phenomenon, Heisenberg-Euler action, and resurgent continuation.