actually that paper involves making use of transseries. but before that we can first extend what we have in gruntz.py. actually Sympy lacks effecient implementation of gruntz thesis By integrating hardy fields(something thing that sympy basically exp-log functions) with nested expansions and star products, we can effeciently deal with not only exp-log functions but also liovillian func, inverse functions and implicit functions as explained in symbolic asymptotics book by shackell
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