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Incomplete Lipschitz-Hankel integrals of Bessel functions (English)
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1989
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One of the functions of the title is the integral \[ \int^{z}_{0}\exp (at)t^{\mu} J_{\nu}(t)dt,\quad Re(1+\mu +\nu)>0. \] The others have sin or cos in place of exp, and/or the modified Bessel function I in place of J. These functions are expressed in terms of suitable Kampé de Fériet functions \(f^{1:0;0}_{1:1;1}\), \(F^{0:2;1}_{2:1;0}\), and \(F^{1:1;0}_{1:1;0}\) which are non-Gaussian. In addition to these main results, reduction formulas for special Kampé de Fériet functions of the types mentioned are given; they are in terms of \({}_ 3F_ 4\) and other higher-order hypergeometric functions, and elementary functions. The results in the paper are too involved to reproduce here.
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reduction of hypergeometric functions
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