Two integrals arising in inverse scattering theory
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The integral of \(J^ 2_ \nu (xb) {}_ 3F_ 2 (3/2, \mu/2, \mu/2+ 1/2; 1-\nu, 1+\nu; -4b^ 2)b\) over \(b\) from zero to infinity equals \(- \nu x^{\mu-2} \exp (-x)/ 2\Gamma (\mu)\). The integral of \(J^ 2_ \nu (xb) {}_ 2F_ 2 (3/2, \mu/2; 1-\nu, 1+\nu; -b^ 2)b\) over \(b\) from zero to infinity equals \(-\nu x^{\mu-2} \exp (-x^ 2)/ \Gamma(\mu/ 2)\). Here, \(\mu>1\), \(\nu\geq 1/2\).
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