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In the last years, several asymptotic expansion algorithms have appeared, which have the property that they can deal with very general types of singularities, such as singularities arising in the study of algebraic differential equations. However, attention has been restricted so far to functions with “strongly monotonic” asymptotic behaviour: formally speaking, the functions lie in a common Hardy field, or, alternatively, they are determined by transseries.
      In this article, we make a first step towards the treatment of functions
      involving oscillatory behaviour. More precisely, let 
 be an algebraic function defined on 
, let 
      be exp-log functions at infinity in 
,
      and let
    
    
      We give a method to compute 
.
      Moreover, the techniques we use are stronger than this result might
      suggest, and we outline further applications.
    
Conference: MEGA '96, June 6, 1996, Eindhoven, Netherlands
Documents: slides, full paper