[en] The Balian and Bloch idea, that the semiclassical treatment of the Schroedinger equation can be carried out exactly to all orders, o(h/2πinfinity), has been explicitly confirmed upon the time-independent equation with a polynomial potential V(q) in one degree of freedom. The global analytic structure of certain functions, which encode the full eigenvalue distribution, has indeed been computed in great detail with the complex WKB method, yielding a structure called a resurgence algebra. In the special case V(q) = q²sub(M), this leads to sum rules for the eigenvalues, which have been verified numerically. Inasmuch as the leading order 0(h/2π) of the WKB expansion amounts to the stationary phase evaluation of the Feynman path integral, it is a yet unsolved challenge to reproduce our results by an exact analysis of this path integral using a generalized saddle-point treatment