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Stokes matrix (Yj+1​=Yj​Sj​)

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Two sectorial fundamental solutions of the same linear system differ on their overlap by a constant invertible right factor, since (Yj−1​Yj+1​)′=0. With a common formal normalization these factors encode the exponentially small ambiguities invisible to the asymptotic expansion. They are called Stokes matrices. Equivalently their inverses act on column vectors of solution coefficients; the convention must be specified when ordering products.

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