This page will link some relevant information for the ARA Spring School session on “Exponential asymptotics for physical applications”.

We will be hosting four talks on Exponential asymptotics for physical applications, which include:

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1. 24 Mar 2021: Lecture 1 on introductory techniques by Jon Chapman
2. 25 Mar 2022: Lecture 2 on “Exponential asymptotics and fluid mechanics” by Phil Trinh
3. 26 Mar 2021: Lecture 3 on “Exponential asymptotics and multiple scales” by John King

Resources:

• After the talks, we will provide a link to the video and/or slides for the talks on this webpage.
• In addition, we hope to produce a 1-2 page summary document
• In addition, we have a “main tutorial document” below, which includes several exercises that will be tackled during the week.
• Chris Lustri will give a short demo on the Friday AM tutorial (10AM-12PM GMT), and other grad students will present various things.

1. The most recent exercise document with tutorial questions can be found on Overleaf.

To be covered by Chris Lustri.

To be covered by Phil Trinh.

To be covered by Josh Shelton.

To be covered by Phil Trinh/Edwin Watson-Miller.