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Math 334
Assignment 8
Due: 12 Noon on Thursday, November 16, 2006.
1. (a) Evaluate I=R
0ex2dx. (Hint: Consider I2and use double integration.)
(b) Show that Γ( 1
2) = π. (Hint: Use the result of part (a).)
(c) Show that Γ(n+1
2) = (2n)!
n! 22nπ, for nN.
2. Show that Bessel functions of the first kind satisfy the following recurrence relations:
(a) d
dx (xµJµ(x)) = xµJµ+1 (x);
(b) d
dx (xµJµ(x)) = xµJµ1(x);
(c) 2µ
xJµ(x) = Jµ1(x) + Jµ+1(x).
3. Show that
(a) J1
2(x) = r2
πx sin x; (b) J1
2(x) = r2
πx cos x; (c) J3
2(x) = r2
πx sin x
xcos x.
4. Show that Z
0
xJ2
n(αnm
x)dx =2
2J2
n+1(αnm), where αnm is the mth zero of Jn(i.e. Jn(αnm ) = 0).
Hint:
Show that Bessel’s equation can be written as d
dx (xu)2= (n2x2)d
dx(u2), and integrate both
sides from x= 0 to an arbitrary point x=a.
The formula obtained ab ove by integration must hold for all solutions of Bessel’s equation, so set
u=Jn.
Use the formula from question 2a and set a=αnm to get the result.

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Math 334

Assignment 8

Due: 12 Noon on Thursday, November 16, 2006.

  1. (a) Evaluate I =

0 e

−x^2 dx. (Hint: Consider I

2 and use double integration.)

(b) Show that Γ(

1 2 ) =^

π. (Hint: Use the result of part (a).)

(c) Show that Γ(n +

1 2

(2n)!

n! 2^2 n

π, for n ∈ N.

  1. Show that Bessel functions of the first kind satisfy the following recurrence relations:

(a)

d

dx

(x

−μ Jμ(x)) = −x

−μ Jμ+1(x);

(b)

d

dx

(x

μ Jμ(x)) = x

μ Jμ− 1 (x);

(c)

2 μ

x

Jμ(x) = Jμ− 1 (x) + Jμ+1(x).

  1. Show that

(a) J 1 2

(x) =

πx

sin x; (b) J− 1 2

(x) =

πx

cos x; (c) J 3 2

(x) =

πx

sin x

x

− cos x

  1. Show that

0

xJ

2 n(^

αnm

x) dx =

2

J

2 n+1(αnm), where^ αnm^ is the^ m

th zero of Jn (i.e. Jn(αnm) = 0).

Hint:

  • Show that Bessel’s equation can be written as

d

dx

(xu

′ )

2 = (n

2 − x

2 )

d

dx

(u

2 ), and integrate both

sides from x = 0 to an arbitrary point x = a.

  • The formula obtained above by integration must hold for all solutions of Bessel’s equation, so set

u = Jn.

  • Use the formula from question 2a and set a = αnm to get the result.