A treatise on the theory of Bessel functions, by G. N. Watson.

TABLES OF BESSEL FUNCTIONS

739

Table IV. Values of Kn (x)

K{ (x,() KK () K0o (x) x. _ _ _.........

OI
0'2
0'3
o04
o'5
o-6
0'7
o-8
0-9
I'O
I.I
I'2
1'3
1'4
1'5
I16
I '7
I8
I.9
2'0
2'1
2'2
2'3
2-4
2-5
2-6
2'7
2-8
2-9
3.0
3.1
3.2
3-3
3'4
3'5
3'6
3-7
3'9
3o8
3.9
4'0
4'1
4-2
4'3
4'4
4'5
4'6
4.7
4 8
4'9
5.0

644889647992[2]
2516402998[2]
980IIOI7[2]
9787687[2]
I636838[2]
37918633'59
10996818-69
3758483-72
I4560I8'75
622552-12
288269I12
142544'29
74475'03
40774'60
23240'24
13717'316
8348'321
5220'075
3343-496
2I88-II7
1459-9812
99I'34I3
683-9099
478-7011
339'5354
243'7750I
I76-99414
129-84408
96'I715I
7I*86762
54'I5I9I
4III923
3144899
24'2I577
I8-76452
I4-627050
11'465773
9'035174
7'I55283
5'693179
4'549986
3'651659
2'942393
2-379869
I-931814
1'5734796
1-2857868
1I0539552
0o8664794
0.7143624

I0318694975920[3]
20I34817990[3]
522935335[3]
39178686[3]
5243719[3]
1012785182
251904104
75383634
25977933
10005041
4215494'70
1912706-01
923463-36
470026-62
250353-61
138717.80
79569-40
47059'-4
28600-23
17810.48
I337'247
7361'331
4866-694
3270'797
2231-581
1543'7592
0o81I6417
766-8400
'549'6277
397-9588
290-87739
2I4'49I39
159'47366
119-48709
90'17775
68-52285
52-40296
40-31822
3II9792
24 27131
I8-979250
14-913071
II-771986
9-333I22
7'430286
5-938798
4-764583
3-836264
3'099405
2-5I2278

I8574295846304[5]
I8I238525941[5
3I3859212[5]
17640197[5]
i889376[5]
30421474I[2]
64885309[2]
16998902[2]
5210147[2]
I807I33[2]
69269092
28833134
12860891
6083974
3027484
1574292'56
850847 84
475814'46
274293'04
I62482-40
98636-38
61220o41
387710o8
25009-68
16406-92
10931338
7387-939
5059'530
3507-654
2459'620
I743'II74
1247'6333
901 3053
656-7945
482-5358
357'24I3
266-3991
2000162
I5II1457
114-9141
87-87352
67-56482
52-22047
40-56082
31I65296
24-812255
19'533I25
I5'439946
12-252049
9'758563

0 I
0'2
0.3
0-4
0-5
0o6
0.7
0-8
0-9
IO0
I'I
1-2
I3
I'4
I.5
I16
I.7
I-8
1.9
2'0
2'1
2'2
2'3
2-4
2'5
2-6
2'7
2'8
2-9
3'0
3'1
3-2
3'3
3'4
3'5
3'6
3.7
3.8
3'9
4.0
4.1
4.2
4'3
4'4
4'5
4.6
4-7
4'8
4'9
5.0

The numbers in [ ] are the numbers of digits between the last digits given and the decimal
points. For example, the integral part of K10 (o-i) is a number containing I9 digits of which the
first 14 are given.
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