Complete Factorial Asymptotics and Integrable Structure of Generalized Charlier Recurrence Coefficients
Mahouton Norbert Hounkonnou
Abstract
We study the monic recurrence coefficients of the generalized Charlier polynomials associated with the discrete weight \[ ρμ(k) = μk(k!)2, k∈ N0, μ>0. \] We establish complete factorial asymptotics for the deviations βn-n and μ-γn, proving that they are beyond all algebraic orders and appear at the scale μn/(n!)2. The key step is a parametrization βn-n=μ\,cncn+1, γn=μ(1-cn2), which reduces the problem to a positive sequence (cn) satisfying a discrete Painlevé II equation. Linearization around cn=0 yields a discrete Bessel equation whose recessive solution is Jn(2μ). We prove that the ratio cn/Jn(2μ) converges to a finite limit L(μ), which we identify exactly as L(μ)=1 by combining Bessel comparison with a global analysis based on the sector decomposition of the associated Hankel determinant. This yields the exact connection formula \[ cn Jn(2μ), n∞, \] and consequently the precise asymptotics \[ βn-n μn+1n!(n+1)!, μ-γn μn+1(n!)2. \] We further develop a complementary approach based on Hankel determinants interpreted as a discrete logarithmic gas. We show that the Hankel determinant factorizes as Δn(μ)=μn(n-1)/2Tn(μ) and admits a sector decomposition Tn(μ)=1+Σq=1nSq(μ) with sector contributions independent of n. We establish Sq(μ) eμμq/(q!)2, providing an independent derivation of the factorial corrections. Together, the Bessel comparison and sector decomposition reveal a rich integrable structure linking discrete Painlevé dynamics, Toda deformations, and Hankel--partition representations.
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