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  • In particular, the asymptotical analysis with function [[Series (Mathematica)|Series]] happened to be very efficient in calculatio ...ral constants are allowed as values of the number of iterations. Fore some function \(f\), the \(f^c\) is allowed only for an integer values of \(c\) (reducibl
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  • '''Bessel Transform''' or BesselTransform, called also '''Hankel transform''' at order \(\nu\) is operator that converts function \(f\) to function \(g=\mathrm{BesselTransform}_\nu(f)\) such that
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  • '''Discrete Hankel transform''' is the numerical analogy of the [[Bessel transform]]. http://www.gnu.org/software/gsl/manual/html_node/Discrete-Hankel-Transform-Definition.html</ref> is copypasted with minimal torification.
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  • '''BesselK0''' or \(K_0\) is holomorphic function, solution \(f\) of equation ...r \(f(z)=\mathrm{BesselY0}(\mathrm i z)\), where [[BesselY0]] is [[Neumann function]].
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  • '''Cylindric function''' (or cylinder finction or cylindrical function) is class of special functions \(f\) satisfying equation http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Cylindrical+Function
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  • ...kelH1]]\([0,z]\) is the [[Cylindric function]] H (called also the [[Hankel function]]) of zero order. ...tive argument are shown in the upper right corner. <!-- in comparison with function \(J_1=\)[[BesselJ1]].!-->
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  • [[morias]] is asymptotic approximation of function [[mori]] at large values of its argument. where \(L_1\approx 2.4\) is first zero of the Bessel function, \(J_0(L_1)\!=\!0~\).
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  • [[File:MoriplotFragment.jpg|400px|thumb| [[Morinaga function]] and the principal Bessel mode]] [[Morinaga function]] \(\displaystyle
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  • ...]. naga is expressed as integral of the simple combination of the [[Bessel function]] [[BesselJ0]] with elementary functions: ...\!=\)[[BesselJZero]][0,1]\(\approx\! 2.4\) is the first zero of the Bessel function; \(J_0(L_1)=0\).
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