Ordering relations between the zeros of miscellaneous bessel functions
- 1 October 1986
- journal article
- research article
- Published byĀ Taylor & FrancisĀ inĀ Applicable Analysis
- Vol.Ā 23 Ā (1) , 85-110
- https://doi.org/10.1080/00036818608839633
Abstract
A method applied in previous work [l,10,11] to the study of the zeros of the ordinary Bessel function JĪµ (z) is here extended and also applied to the zeros of the function , is the derivative of JĪ½ (z). It is proved that in the case where Ī½ is real and Ī½>ā1, the zeros of F Ī½(z) are the same with the zeros of the function , where T (x), in the case of real positive zeros, meromorphic with poles the positive zeros of JĪ½(z). Moreover the function T(x) is real for x real and increases as x increases in each of the intervals . This result unifies generalizes and improves, many known results for the zeros of the interesting function .Keywords
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