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Borel Resummation: Techniques and Applications
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This lecture covers the theory and applications of Borel resummation, focusing on techniques to sum divergent series and their relevance in physics. The instructor discusses the method step by step, illustrating its use in various contexts such as quantum field theory and perturbation theory.
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