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Sonine-Gegenbauer-type integrals (English)
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3 December 1995
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The authors consider integrals of the form \[ \int^z_0 C_\mu (\alpha t) {D_\nu \bigl( \sqrt {\beta^2 + b^2} \bigr) \over \bigl( \sqrt {\beta^2 + t^2} \bigr)^\nu} t^\rho dt, \] where \(C_\mu\) and \(D_\nu\) are Bessel functions; the upper limit is infinity in some cases. Using known results and suitable transformations, they obtain quite a few expressions for these integrals in terms of Kampé de Fériet and other hypergeometric functions. An example is, \[ \begin{aligned} \int^\infty_0 & J_\mu (\alpha t) {Y_\nu \bigl( \sqrt {\beta^2 + t^2} \bigr) \over \bigl( \sqrt {\beta^2 + t^2} \bigr)^\nu} t^{1 - \mu} dt = {\cos (\pi \nu) \Gamma (1 - \nu) \alpha^\mu \over \pi 2^{\mu + \nu - 1} \Gamma (1 + \mu)} \Xi_2 [1,1 - \nu;\;1 + \mu;\;\alpha^2, {1 \over 4} \alpha^2 \beta^2] \\ & - {\alpha^\mu \beta^{2 - \nu} \over 2^{1 + \mu} (1 - \nu) \Gamma (1 + \mu)} \Bigl[ Y_\nu (\beta) F^{(3)} \bigl[ A(\mu, \nu);\;- {1 \over 4} \alpha^2 \beta^2,\;- {1 \over 4} \beta^2,\;{1 \over 4} \alpha^2 \beta^2 \bigr] \\ & \qquad \qquad \qquad - {1 \over 2} \beta Y_{\nu - 1} (\beta) F^{(3)} \bigl[ B(\mu, \nu);\;- {1 \over 4} \alpha^2 \beta^2,\;- {1 \over 4} \beta^2,\;{1 \over 4} \alpha^2 \beta^2 \bigr] \Bigr]. \end{aligned} \] Here, \(\Xi_2\) is one of Horn's double hypergeometric functions, while \(F^{(3)}\) is Srivastava's triple hypergeometric function; \(A (\mu, \nu)\) and \(B (\mu, \nu)\) denote parameter lists. Some of the expressions for the integrals involve infinite series. A number of special cases are studied. In (2.6c), \(_2F_1\) should be \(_1F_2\).
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multiple hypergeometric functions
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integrals of Bessel functions
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