On a generalized finite Hankel transform
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The authors introduce a new form of finite integral transform involving Bessel functions, which can be considered a generalized Hankel transform. These results are then used to solve heat conduction problems in a finite, semi-infinite and infinite cylinder along with initial and boundary conditions.
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