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1 BOLLETTINO UNIONE MATEMATICA ITALIANA F. M. Ragab Integrals involving products of E-functions, Bessel-functions and generalized hypergeometric functions. Bollettino dell Unione Matematica Italiana, Serie 3, Vol. 2 (957), n.4, p Zanichelli < L utilizzo e la stampa di questo documento digitale è consentito liberamente per motivi di ricerca e studio. Non è consentito l utilizzo dello stesso per motivi commerciali. Tutte le copie di questo documento devono riportare questo avvertimento. Articolo digitalizzato nel quadro del programma bdim (Biblioteca Digitale Italiana di Matematica) SIMAI & UMI
2 Bollettino dell Unione Matematica Italiana, Zanichelli, 957.
3 Intégrais involying products of E-functions, Bessel-functions and generalized hypergeometrie functions. Nota di F. M. EAGAB (al Cairo - Egitto) Sonto. - GH intégrait infiniti menzionati nel titolo sono calcolati per mezzo di funzioni E e di funzioni ipergeometriche generalizzate i cui sviluppi asintotici sono noti. Vengono anche calcolati molti integrali per mezzo di prodotti di funzioni di Bessel Snmmarj', - The infinité intégrais mentioned in the title are evaluated in terms o f E-functions and generalized hypergeometrie functions whose asytnptotic expansions are knowm. Also many intégrais are evaluated in terms o f products of Bessel functions. Introductory : In 2 the following formula will be established. If when p>q-i-l, Z > m -+-, R(x r -+- k) > 0, r =, % 3,..., p, B{2$i k)>0, t =, 2, 3,..., l and amp z \ < w, 00 ƒ ; a r : q ; p s ; : m ; <J U : X ir 2 cosec [^ 2' 2 ' 2 ^w *"' 2^qj 2 ^" + ~ )* "* ' 'i 2*'-' -+- ' re* sec ' 2^ 3 2' c i 3 2 H- ),... * 2^ k ~ 2' gtpi " p + )» 2( a i H - 2),.. ' 2 (^' 2^P«2(Pi + ' 2),..., 2' fch " 2"
4 536 F. M, RAGÀB 2TT 2 cosec XE 2 (h H- 04),..., g [h -+- a ), g (fc 4- a A + ),..., - (fe -H a p ), ^ & 2 (pl For other values of p, q, l, m the resuit holds if the intégral is convergent. In 3, many particular cases of formula () will be considered. The following forraulae will be required in the proof. If p > q -H, B [k + g a r j > 0, r =, 2, 3,..., p, amp z < TT, o oo \ a,.: g; ï.r X *P» 2 ^! "*" ) î *" ' 2 ( (a, > 2 ), (a, + 2),..., g{a p + 2) : (~ k)r(i «- 70»)* g a, -K fc,..., 2«p,... (2).
5 INTEGKALS INVOLVING PRODUCTS OF ^-FUNCTIONS, ECC. 537 Por otter values of p, q, the formula holds if the intégral is convergent, [I]. j E(p; * r :q;?! : z/u)du = E(p + ; a ; q;. Pl : s),... (3) o (see [2] p. 384 ex 06); ; * P : g ; p s : fe)<k = ^(P Ï «,.:g+i; p. : «),». (4) where the contour starts at oo on the Ç axis, passes positively round the origin and returns to oo on the Ç axis, the initial value of amp Ç being TT, (see [2] p. 394 ex 05). 2. Proof of the formula : In formula (2), replace X by l 2 jz 2 and then replace A; by ^k and z by V(«)) so obtaining ""*' 2 pl ' ""' 2 sec (^ x E 2 (a l -f- ),..., g (a p -h ), g (*! H-2),..., g i 3 3 i 2 ' 2 ~ 2 &> 2 (pi "*" )ï " ' 2 (p? + )! 2 (pl 27T* cosec where #>g-+-l, i?(a r H- A;) > 0, r =, 2, 3,..., p and amp z < TT. 35
6 538 F. M. EAGAB This is a particular case of formula (). In fact it is formula () with l m = 0. On replacing z by zju and applying formula (3) repeatedly; and then replacing z by tz and applying formula (4) repeatedly; the gênerai case can be deduoed Applications: We are now in a position to evaluate a large number of infinité intégrais by means of (). These intégrais involves products of BESSEL functions, confluent hypergeometric functions. For the définitions and properties for the i -functions see [2] p In () take p q = lr=m 0, then it becomes ƒ o o exp 5 r (*)»'V( (s*)»'v,(;g, -*;-i/4. because if p,... (5), In () take p=l 2, q = m = O with a,=r^+%, oc 2 = ^ n, i Sj = -= -+- m, [3 2 == g m ; replace X and 0 by 2X and Sz ; then from / \ the formula cos WTCÜM^ -H % ^ n ;* 20) = V(27r^)e 3 Zr )ï (^);,... (7), (see [2] p. 35), it follows that if B(l dt 2m &) > 0, i?(fc-+-5=b^j>0, I amp ^ <TT exp (X -+- 0/X 2 )X te ~"2 jj
7 INTEGEALS INVOLVING PBODUCTS OF i?-functions, ECC. 539 i 7 O 7 2ï (ViO~ l COS»TC COS»W7C , XE j T 2 COS TI-K C08 W7C « o 3 3! 2' 2~2 fc 2~ 2 7t~2^ cos nn cosw^tt s~"2,-3,.,3, i ^ 2v2 + 2 ^ i,... (8). In () take p 2, g = 0, otj = n, ^ == H n fey 2X and 4», then from (7) and the formula î replace X and E U fc' -+- m\ 2 k' m '." r( - t '+- w ')r(a-ft'-m')0- k 'ei-w k%^(0),...(9), i 00 oc exp (X H- ^ /l -\ cos (mt) cosec I Ö ^^ ) i f \ /l s & -*- w ' r ( s A;. m! \^
8 540 F. M. RAGAB xe lhh2i 4 v2 J ft 3H ~~ 2 h2n -3H 4 ' 4 ' & O 2ilfh 4 ', / 2 ^-+-^ 2 cos /l \ W7c) sec t 25/2 r f - fc' H- w'] r (~ m') 3+2n 5-H 2n 3-2n 5-2n,,, 7, #, T~~ s J i 7 ; J ) & -hw ijfc^ fc m ö Jfe T cos (WTÏ) cosec (nk) k, 23/2 r(l AÏ' -h m')t (l W m'\ ~r~ atv H~ u/b O f ^Tfr H Ö/C atv f- ö/c ö u/t H~ â/c 4 0 h' -+- m' >» fc' w' ; z,... (0), where jb(fc-i-»=twj > 0, JR( 2fc' ± 2m' k) > 0, amps <Tt. Again in () take l = m = 0; then from (9); if jr ffc- - «A;'±wt)>0 and os is real and positive 0 / exp ( X - X»/x) X^-ifffc. m,(x)dx = 2-2fc'-2 7ï i 4 f g *' H- «*'j r f g h' w'j sin 2
9 INTEGRAIS INVOLVING PKODUCTS OF Ü7-FTJNCTIONS, ECC. 54 ( 2k' -H 2m'), ( 2k' 2m'), j (3 2k' +- 2m'), 2' (3 _ 2k' - 2m') : f 2-2^-2-* g ( \ ( \., 4 fc_l C2 2 ( - (3 _ 2k' H- 2m'), - (5 2&' -H 2m'), ^ (3 2k' 2m'), ) 3 3 ( 2' 2 ~2 g - fc' +- wa r / - fc' - m') sin i», 3 X E< ' 2 fc ' 2 " " 2 3-2fc' ^-,... (U). In ^) take j9-g = î = m = l, then from (6)^ it follows that if R(k H- a) > 0, i?(2s k) > 0 and x is real and positive o
10 542 F. M. RAGAB X A* V2' ~2 fc ' 2 P r = j X fc f+fc,...(2). In () take'jp = 2, g = and l = m = ; then if.b(fc -t- a,) > 0, +- a 8 ) > 0, 5(2p fe)>0 and 0:=a; where x is real and positive ^, a 8 ; P; - X (p _ &j r ( J fc)
11 INTEGRAL S INVOLVING PRODUCTS OIT EJ-FV NOTIONS, ECC *'2 p '2 p -*-2' ff X (p -H - î * - g ± 3 3 s '.2"2 ' 2^2' 2 p "^ ' 2 + ff " 2 - ) r( - \ fcfcfcfc, ' 2 ' 2 "* 2 ' 2 p H " 2 ' 2 p H ~ 2 2 ',..." (3). 4. Two formulae: The following two formnlae will be established. If when J9>g -f-, i?(a f. -f- k) > 0, r =, 2, 3,..., p, R(p s ) > 0, s, 2,' 3,..., q, amp s < *, JB(fc) > -. oc 2 ( a i -*- & ))» * 2 (**> ~*~ *)» 2 (
12 544 F. M. BAGAB For other values of p, g, the formula holds provided that the intégral is convergent. If when jp^g -+-, B(k H- <x r )> 0, r =, 2, 3,..., p, >O i t = l, 2, 3,..., q, R{k)>2, and h Pi,..., p* / 2' 2 f. s \ 2 2 ' À 7 (oc,h- A; - ),..., n (ot p-t- Aï -), 3 (a à -h &),..., 5 (ot p -+---&) X t/^,... (5). For other values of p and q, the formula holds provided that the intégral is convergent. These two formulae will give some particular cases which will be considered in 5. Proof of the formulae: To prove (4) ; take in () l = 2g, m = 2p 9 with pg-j-i = k -+- and (3 p+ i = A; H- 5, then if E(k) > and JB(«r -+-&)>(>, r=l, 2, 3,...,ii, and amp -<7r, j?>g-hl B(p t ) > 0,.< =, 2, 3,..., q +, p,,..., ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ * ^ xl{ ; < )dk -l # ^^.(g P
13 ) INTEGRAIS INVOLVING PKODUCTS OF ÜT-FUNCTIONS, ECC. 545 X (6), as (4). (4) is proved. The proof of (5) can be deduced from (i) 5. Particular cases : In (4), take p = q z= 0 ; then from the formula... (6), if -(7), which is in WATSON' S book [3] p. 435 formula (5).
14 546 F. M. RAGAB Also, (5) gives when p =z q = 0, amp z < u, Rjk) > «, In (4), write x for # where a; is real and positive, take p = 3 ith a 3 = k -H ; then if Ri*! +- AÏ) > 0, i?(a 2 -H &) > 0, g oo ƒ X*"^( ai, a, ; ; X) oi^5 j ; (a, -H k), l (a, + fc), g (a, +- fc -+- ), 0 n(«,-h &H- ), fc + ; In (5), write x for 0 where # is real and positive, take p = will oc 3 = k -+- ; then if B( ai -+- k) >, I.R(a fc) >, i^(fc) > g g(a x -f- fe- ), ^(a s + fc - ), J (a, -H fc), ), fc; -j,... (20). In (9), write (2X) for and take a =g-f-*i, a. i =:- - n; then from (7) il B(fc)>, jb^fc -H i ± M) > 0,
15 INTEGKALS INVOLVING PRODUCTS OF?-FUNCTIONS, ECC. 547 x r»iâ(i- Hn + k )' (i. + n + fc )> g( ~ n + k )' 2 ^ ^^ / \ / \ \^ I \ à I In (20), write 2X for X and take oc = - H~ «,, oc 2 ^n ^ n; then from (7) ; if J2 ffc-4- g ±»J >, iï(fc) > ^ fc -i- n j rf*; «gj T(fc)xi fc ~i In (9), take «= 0 k'-t-m', a. t = ç> k' m'; then from (9)
16 548 F. M. BAGAB 2fc'-i-2m'-i-2& 2k' 2m'+ 2k 3 2k'-+- 2m' -h 2k 0 s ( ' 4 ' 4 X jn ). 3 2k' 2m' H- 2k X 2, * + i; **r (H-fe' + w' + ^r^-fc'-w' + fc In (20), take ^ = «k' H- m', 4 4 'nl/(?)]^[n^)j' (23)> a 8 = ^ fc' m'; then if (9) gives X 0 2k H- 2m' 2k' 2& 2m' 2&' 2A; H- 2m' 2k', X, k; - In (4), take p = ^rith ai = a, g 0; then if z = ce, where 05 is real and positive, 2(fe)i2( &)> *
17 INTEGRAIS INVOLVING PKODUOTS OF Ê-FUNCTIONS, ECC. 549 In (5), Write x for s Where x is real and positive, take p = with K,=a and# = 0; then if B(k) > g, B(a. k), tatep==o=l; then if p a) > x and a; is real and positive, In (5), takejp = g = l; then if B(k) > ^, i2(p) > 0, iî(fr-t-a) >, iî(3à; -+ a a) > = and as is real and positve - a + -fc,_ a + _ 2 - ft 7rir(7c -4- i)r(g -+- k - i)r(p) i ft_ ± " 4 x«+ fc - ),... (28).
18 550 F. M. KAGAB In (4), take p = 2, p = 0; then if x is real and positive 22(^-4-A:)>0, B(a l H-&)>0, S(&)> o '^i 2 i i. i i ie,: k J d X ^) j,...(29). Similary (5)-witli p = 2, q = 0, gives if as is real and positive, a, -+- k) >, i2(a 2 -+ fc) >, iî(x) > fc l a, k l a, V2 aih ~2 2'2 ai "*"2 ' 2" H 2 2' 2 ) In (4), take p = 2, g =, and get
19 INTEGRALS INVOLVING PRODUCTS OF Ü/-FT7NCTIONS, ECC. 55, where 5(fc) > - is real and positive. In (5), take p~2, q =, and get, - (3), R(p) > 0, B(k -t- a,) > 0, R(k -+- a,) > 0, and x o 2 \k-^l, p / \ - i)r(fc - )( P ) fc_ ,...(32), where JB(X)> =, B(p) > 0, i2(oc l -f- fc) >, JS(a,.-+ fc) > and as is real and positive. BEFEBEKCES [] RAGAB F. M., Proc. Kon. Akad. v. Wet. Amsterdam 57, 44, formula 2, 954. [2] MACROBERT T. M., Functions of a Complex Variable, (4 t?l édition G-lasgow 954). [3] WATSON G. K"., Theory of Bessel Functions, Cambridge 944.
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