Assessment reveals formal solutions for q-difference-differential equations, highlighting their analytic behavior under Mahler transforms.
A family of q-difference-differential equations in two complex variables is studied, under the action of a so-called Mahler transform on time variable. The appearance of a leading formal q-difference operator of irregular type in the equation guarantees the existence of a formal solution to the main problem in time variable, which turns out to be obtained after a q-analog of Borel-Laplace procedure. Such formal solution to the main problem is Gq-summable along certain directions. The Gq-sums of such formal solutions do not in general satisfy the initial problem but rather turns out to be the analytic solutions to some related pseudo q-difference-differential equation.
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