Asymptotic expansions of trigonometric integrals with real zeros indicate new methods for large parameters.
Asymptotic expansions for generalised trigonometric integrals are obtained in terms of elementary functions, which are valid for large values of the parameter a and unbounded complex values of the argument. These follow from new Liouville-Green asymptotic expansions for incomplete gamma functions. Asymptotic expansions for the real zeros of the generalised trigonometric integrals are then constructed for large a which are uniformly valid without restriction on their size (small or large).
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