Abstract
A new method for representing the remainder and coefficients in Airy-type expansions of integrals is given. The quantities are written in terms of Cauchy-type integrals and are natural generalizations of integral representations of Taylor coefficients and remainders of analytic functions. The new approach gives a general method for extending the domain of the saddle-point parameter to unbounded domains. As a side result the conditions under which the Airy-type asymptotic expansion has a double asymptotic property become clear. An example relating to Laguerre polynomials is worked out in detail. How to apply the method to other types of uniform expansions, for example, to an expansion with Bessel functions as approximants, is explained. In this case the domain of validity can be extended to unbounded domains and the double asymptotic property can be established as well.
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