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Bessel Functions and Their Applications

B G Korenev
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The theory of Bessel functions and its application in the theory of Oscillations, Hydrodynamics, and Heat Transfer were discussed in this paper, with a focus on Bessel Equation.
Abstract
Foundation of the Theory of Bessel Functions Bessel Equation. Properties of Bessel Functions. Definite and Improper Integrals. Series in Bessel Functions. Applications of Bessel Functions. Problems of the Theory of Plates and Shells. Problems of the Theory of Oscillations, Hydrodynamics and Heat Transfer. Appendix A. Brief Information on Gamma Functions.

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