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Resurgent rigidity of mock theta functions: uniqueness and natural boundary crossing
We develop a resurgent transseries approach to mock theta functions and show that the associated Mordell--Appell integrals underlie their modular and resurgent structure. From these integrals, we recover the modular transformation laws, obtain uniqueness characterizations of the mock theta vectors,
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