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Bessel s function

Iv and Kv are modified Bessel s functions of the order v (v = 0,1) of the first and second kind, respectively. In the limiting case of a total annihilation (absorption) at contact (77 = 1) we have... [Pg.191]

Equation (10) in cylindrical coordinates, allowing that the solution is bounded at the tube axis, can be solved as a series of Bessel s functions of the integer order... [Pg.477]

As it follows from these inequalities, the argument of Bessel s function in the expression (21) is very small, and coth(fku/2kT) 1. The resulting formula can be deduced, if we take into account that AE/hat — p, where p is integer and Ip(x) = I-P(x) [14],... [Pg.24]

For pr/dp greater than 3.5, which is generally the case, the zeroth order Bessel s function can be approximated by... [Pg.28]

There are two independent solutions of the homogeneous equation, known as modified Bessel s functions of order 0, of the first and second kind, /o(f) and Kq(0- However,... [Pg.329]

Making use of the recurrence formulae for modified Bessel s functions ... [Pg.285]

If the skin depth in the borehole is greater than its radius, Bessel s functions loimi) and can be expanded in a series, and instead of eq, 10.71 we obtain ... [Pg.564]

Case 1. A circular cylinder of radius r = a is the diffusion medium, at its surface a constant concentration Ci is maintained, and the medium is initially free of solute. In this example the solution may be given in terms of Bessel s function of the first kind and of zero order Jq(x) and its differential Jq(x). The solution is... [Pg.32]

For large times, the modified Bessel s function can be given as an exponential and reciprocal of the square root of time by asymptotic expansion. Consider the surface flux, that is, when in Equation (9.102) X is set to zero. [Pg.200]

Ger. astron., Bessel s geoid, theory of errors, Bessel s functions Biot Jean Baptiste (1774-1862) Fr. phys., who invented polariscope, fundamental laws of heat, magnetism Black Joseph (1728-1799), Brit. chem.. (Glasgow and Edinburgh), helped to lay foundations for quantitative analysis, recognized that heat quantity is different... [Pg.454]


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