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Borel Summability of the Spatial Gradient Expansion in Linear Kinetic Theory
The passage from kinetic theory to hydrodynamics proceeds through gradient expansions whose large-order behavior depends on the model and on whether the gradients are temporal or spatial. Known examples of divergent temporal gradient expansions include those arising in Bjorken flow in Müller-Israel-
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