Some Mathematical Methods of PhysicsMcGraw-Hill, 1960 - 300 páginas |
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... Integral 2B.7 The Fourier - Bessel Expansion 275 276 Appendix 2C The Cylindrical Functions . 280 2C.1 Introduction 280 · 2C.2 The Integral Representation of J1 ( p ) 280 2C.3 The Integral Representations of the General Cylindrical ...
... Integral 2B.7 The Fourier - Bessel Expansion 275 276 Appendix 2C The Cylindrical Functions . 280 2C.1 Introduction 280 · 2C.2 The Integral Representation of J1 ( p ) 280 2C.3 The Integral Representations of the General Cylindrical ...
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Gerald Goertzel, Nunzio Tralli. - If this integral has a limit as e → 0 , we call the limit the principal value of I , and denote it by PI2 . To find the principal value of I , we form the integral of eizt / ( z — α ) along a contour C ...
Gerald Goertzel, Nunzio Tralli. - If this integral has a limit as e → 0 , we call the limit the principal value of I , and denote it by PI2 . To find the principal value of I , we form the integral of eizt / ( z — α ) along a contour C ...
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... integral representations of the Bessel function of integral order . We may use the integral representations to prove that J - n ( p ) = ( - 1 ) " J „ ( p ) as follows : In ( 2C.2 ) substitute -n for m . Then J - n ( p ) = π 1 Set ( p ...
... integral representations of the Bessel function of integral order . We may use the integral representations to prove that J - n ( p ) = ( - 1 ) " J „ ( p ) as follows : In ( 2C.2 ) substitute -n for m . Then J - n ( p ) = π 1 Set ( p ...
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