We show that the solutions of first order nonlinear ODEs can be controlled
globally in the complex domain, using a finite set of constants of motion
defined in regions of $\CC$. These constants of motion enable us to obtain
quantitative behaviors of the solutions far away from the origin, as well as to
determine the position of singularities of the solution.
We show that the Julia set of quadratic maps with parameters in hyperbolic
components of the Mandelbrot set is given by a transseries formula, rapidly
convergent at any repelling periodic point. Up to conformal transformations, we
obtain $J$ from a smoother curve of lower Hausdorff dimension, by replacing
pieces of the more regular curve by increasingly rescaled elementary "bricks"
obtained from the transseries expression. Self-similarity of $J$, up to
conformal transformation, is manifest in the formulas. The Hausdorff dimension
of $J$ is estimated by the transseries formula.