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

GENERAL INDEX 803 with the linear equation of the second order, 92; singularities of, 94; soluble by various numbers (two, one or none) of quadratures, 3, 93 Riemann-Lebesgue lemma, analogues of the, 457, 471, 589, 599 Riemann's theorem on trigonometrical series, analogues for Schlomilch series, 642, 647; analogues for series of Fourier-Bessel and Dini, 649 Rodrigues' transformation, see Jacobi's transformation Schafheitlin's discontinuous infinite integral, 398, 402, 405, 406, 408, 411 Schafheitlin's integrals representing Bessel functions and cylinder functions, 168,169, 490, 491, 493 Schlafli's functions T (z) and Un(z), 71, 340, 343; addition theorems for, 344, 345; differential equations satisfied by, 342, 343; of negative order, 343; recurrence formulae for, 71, 342, 343 Schlafli's hypergeometric function, 90 Schlafli's polynomial S{ (t), 284, 286; addition theorem for, 289; connexion with Neumann's polynomial 0, (t), 285, 286; Crelier's integral representation of, 288; differential equation satisfied by, 285; expression by means of Bessel functions, 287; expression in terms of Lommel's function, 350; integrals evaluated in terms of, 350; recurrence formulae for, 285 Schlafli's solution of Riccati's equation, 90 Schlomilch series, 618-649 (Chapter xix); definition of, 621; definition of generalised, 623; expansion of an arbitrary function of a real variable into, 619, 623, 629; nature of convergence of, 637, 645; null-functions expressed by, 634; Riemann's theorem on trigonometrical series (analogue of), 642, 647; special cases of, 632; symbolic operators in the theory of, 626, 627; theory of functions of complex variables connected with, 623; uniqueness of, 643, 647 Series containing Bessel functions, see Dini series, Fourier-Bessel series, Kapteyn series, Neumann series and Schlomilch series Series of Bessel functions, definition of, 580 Series of positive terms, approximation to the sum of (greatest term method), 8 Sharpe's differential equation, 105; solution by generalised hypergeometric functions, 105 Sign of remainders in asymptotic expansions, 206, 207, 209, 215, 315, 333, 449; of Struve's function, 337, 417 Sine-integral expressed as a series of squares of Bessel coefficients, 152 Singularities of functions defined by Neumann series (Pincherle's theorem), 526; of the generalised Riccati equation, 94 Smallest zeros of Bessel functions, 5, 500, 516 Sommerfeld's expansion, see Kneser-Sommerfeld expansion Sonine-Mehler integrals representing Bessel functions, 169, 170 Sonine's definite integral, 373; generalised, 382 Sonine's discontinuous infinite integrals, 415 Sonine's infinite integrals, 432 Spherical geometry used to obtain transformations of integrals, 51, 374, 376, 378; used to express Bessel functions as limits of Legendre functions, 155 Sound, Sharpe's differential equation in the theory of, 105 Squares of Bessel functions, see Products of Bessel functions Stability of a vertical pole associated with Bessel functions of order one-third, 96 Stationary phase, method of, 225, 229; applied to Bessel functions, 231, 233 Steepest descents, method of, 235; applied to Bessel functions, 237, 241, 244, 245, 262; applied to functions of Anger and Weber, 316; applied to Struve's function, 333; connexion with Laplace's method of approximation, 421 Stokes' method of computing zeros of Bessel functions and cylinder functions, 503, 505, 507 Stokes' phenomenon of the discontinuity of arbitrary constants, 201, 203, 238, 336 Struve's function Hy (z),. 328; connexion with Weber's function, 336; differential equation satisfied by, 329; inequalities connected with, 328; infinite integrals containing, 392, 397, 417, 425, 436; integral representations of, 328, 330; occurrence in generalised Schlomilch series, 622, 623, 631, 645, 646, 647; of order 4 (n+), 333; recurrence formulae for, 329; sign of, 337, 417; tables of, 663, 666-697; Theisinger's integral for, 338; with imaginary argument, 329, 332; with large argument, asymptotic expansions of, 332; with large argument and order, asymptotic expansions of, 333; zeros of, 479 Struve's infinite integrals, 396, 397, 421 Sturm's methodsIapplied to determine the reality of zeros of Bessel functions, 483; of Lommel's polynomials, 304, 305, 306; applied to estimate the value of the smallest zero of Bessel functions and cylinder functions, 517, 518 Symbolic operators in expressions representing Bessel functions, 50, 170; in expressions representing solutions of various differential equations, 41, 51, 108; in the theory of Schlomilch series, 627

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A treatise on the theory of Bessel functions, by G. N. Watson.
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Watson, G. N. (George Neville), 1886-
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Cambridge, [Eng.]: The University press,
1922.
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