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WKB phase correction for a slowly varying oscillator (σ1​=3(K′)2/(8K3)−K′′/(4K2))

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For smooth K=∣k∣>0 and fixed amplitude flux, use σ=K+ϵ2σ1​+⋯ and A0​∝K−1/2. The exact amplitude-phase equation gives σ1​=A0′′​/(2KA0​), which is the displayed formula. The first phase correction is order ϵ2 in the local wavenumber, hence order ϵ in its integrated exponential phase.

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