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Bessel Functions

The document provides an overview of Bessel functions, including their differential equations, solutions, and specific forms such as the Bessel function of the first and second kind, as well as modified Bessel functions. It details various orders of Bessel functions, their derivatives, and recurrence relations. Additionally, it includes formulas for calculating these functions and their derivatives.
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Bessel Functions

The document provides an overview of Bessel functions, including their differential equations, solutions, and specific forms such as the Bessel function of the first and second kind, as well as modified Bessel functions. It details various orders of Bessel functions, their derivatives, and recurrence relations. Additionally, it includes formulas for calculating these functions and their derivatives.
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BESSEL FUNCTIONS

By Tom Irvine
Email: tomirvine@aol.com

March 1, 2012

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Differential Equation

x 2 y  xy  (x 2  n 2 ) y  0

Solution

y(x)  A1J n (x)  A 2 Yn (x) for all n

y(x)  A1J n (x)  A 2 J  n (x) for all n≠ 0, 1, 2, …

Bessel Function of the First Kind

Zero Order

J 0 (x)  1 
x 22  x 24  x 26  
1!2 2!2 3!2
First Order

x  x 22 x 24 x 26 


    J 0 ( x )
d
J1 ( x )  1   
2
 21!2 32!2 43!2  dx

1
Order n

n = 0, 1, 2, …

 (1) k ( x / 2 ) 2k  n
J n (x)   k! (k  1  n )
k 0

 (1) k ( x / 2 ) 2k  n
J  n (x)     1n J n ( x )
k! (k  1  n )
k 0

Modified Bessel Function of the First Kind

Zero Order

I 0 (x)  1 
x 22  x 24  x 26  
1!2 2!2 3!2

First Order

x  x 22 x 24 x 26  d


I1 ( x )  1       I 0 (x)
2
 21!2 32 !2 43!2 

dx

Higher Order Modified Bessel Function

I(x)   j  n J n ( j x)

2
Bessel Function of the Second Kind (Neumann Functions)

Zero Order

2  x  2 2 2 
Yo ( x )   ln  c J o ( x )  J 2 ( x )  J 4 ( x )  J 6 ( x )  
  2  1 2 3 

where c = 0.577 215 665

First Order

2  x  1 1 
 ln  c J1 ( x )     J1 ( x )  J 3 ( x )     Yo ( x )
9 d
Y1 ( x )  
  2  x 2 4  dx

Modified Bessel Functions of the Second Kind

Zero Order

 x  2 2 2 
K o ( x )    ln  c  I o ( x )  I 2 ( x )  I 4 ( x )  J 6 ( x )  
 2  1 2 3 

Half-Odd Integers

2 2
J 1 / 2(x)  sin( x ) Y 1 / 2(x)   cos(x )
x x

2  sin( x )  2  cos( x ) 
J 3 / 2(x)    cos( x ) Y 3 / 2(x)     sin( x )
x  x  x  x 

3
Recurrence Relations

2n
J n 1 ( x )  J n ( x )  J n 1 ( x )
x

2n
I n 1 ( x )   I n ( x )  I n 1 ( x )
x

4
APPENDIX A

Bessel Function of the First Kind of Order n

First Derivative

d n
J n ( x )  J n 1 ( x )  J n ( x )
dx x
n
 J n 1 ( x )  J n ( x )
x
 J n 1 ( x )  J n 1 ( x )
1
2

Second Derivative

d2
J n (x) 
1 d
J n 1 (x )  J n 1 (x )
dx 2 2 dx

1 1 
 J n  2 ( x )  J n ( x )  J n ( x )  J n  2 ( x )
1

2 2 2 


1
 J n  2 ( x )  2J n ( x )  J n  2 ( x )
4

5
Third Derivative

d3
J n (x) 
1 d
 J n  2 ( x )  2J n ( x )  J n  2 ( x )
dx 3 4 dx

1 d d d 
  J n  2 (x)  2 J n (x)  J n  2 ( x )
4  dx dx dx 

1 1 
 J n  3 ( x )  J n 1 ( x )  J n 1 ( x )  J n 1 ( x )  J n 1 ( x )  J n  3 ( x )
1

4 2 2 


1
J n  3 ( x )  J n 1 ( x )  2J n 1 ( x )  J n 1 ( x )  J n 1 ( x )  J n  3 ( x ) 
8


1
J n  3 ( x )  3J n 1 ( x )  3J n 1 ( x )  J n  3 ( x )
8

6
Fourth Derivative

d4
J n (x) 
1 d
J n  3 ( x )  3J n 1 ( x )  3J n 1 ( x )  J n  3 ( x )
dx 4 8 dx

1 d d d d 
  J n  3 ( x )  3 J n 1 ( x )  3 J n 1 ( x )  J n  3 ( x )
8  dx dx dx dx 

1 d d d d 
  J n  3 ( x )  3 J n 1 ( x )  3 J n 1 ( x )  J n  3 ( x )
8  dx dx dx dx 


1
J n  4 ( x )  J n  2 ( x )
16


3
J n  2 ( x )  J n ( x )
16


3
J n ( x )  J n  2 ( x )
16


1
J n  2 ( x )  J n  4 ( x )
16


1
J n  4 ( x )  4J n  2 ( x )  6J n ( x )  4J n  2 ( x )  J n  4 ( x )
16

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APPENDIX B

Modified Bessel Function of the First Kind of Order n

First Derivative

d n
I n ( x )  I n 1 ( x )  I n ( x )
dx x
n
 I n 1 ( x )  I n ( x )
x
 I n 1 ( x )  I n 1 ( x )
1
2

Second Derivative

d2
I n (x) 
1 d
I n 1 (x )  I n 1 ( x )
dx 2 2 dx

1 d d 
  I n 1 ( x )  I n 1 ( x )
2  dx dx 

1 1 
 I n  2 ( x )  I n ( x )  I 0 ( x )  I n  2 ( x )
1

2 2 2 


1
I n  2 ( x )  2I n ( x )  I n  2 ( x )
4

8
Third Derivative

d3
I n (x) 
1 d
I n  2 ( x )  2I n ( x )  I n  2 ( x )
dx 3 4 dx

1 d d d 
  I n  2 (x)  2 I n (x)  I n  2 ( x )
4  dx dx dx 

1 1 
 I n  3 ( x )  I n 1 ( x )  I n 1 ( x )  I n 1 ( x )  I n 1 ( x )  I n  3 ( x )
1

4 2 2 


1
I n  3 ( x )  I n 1 ( x )  2I n 1 ( x )  I n 1 ( x )  I n 1 ( x )  I n  3 ( x )
8


1
I n  3 ( x )  3I n 1 ( x )  3I n 1 (x )  I n  3 ( x )
8

9
Fourth Derivative

d4
I n (x) 
1 d
I n  3 ( x )  3I n 1 ( x )  3I n 1 ( x )  I n  3 ( x )
dx 4 8 dx

1 d d d d 
  I n  3 ( x )  3 I n 1 ( x )  3 I n 1 ( x )  I n  3 ( x )
8  dx dx dx dx 

1 d d d d 
  I n  3 ( x )  3 I n 1 ( x )  3 I n 1 ( x )  I n  3 ( x )
8  dx dx dx dx 


1
I n  4 ( x )  I n  2 ( x )
16


3
I n  2 ( x )  I n ( x )
16


3
I n ( x )  I n  2 ( x )
16


1
I n  2 ( x )  I n  4 ( x )
16


1
I n  4 ( x )  4I n  2 ( x )  6I n ( x )  4I n  2 ( x )  I n  4 ( x )
16

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APPENDIX C

Bessel Function of the First Kind of Order Zero, Derivatives

First Derivative

d
J 0 ( x )  J1 ( x )
dx

Second Derivative

d2
J 0 (x) 
1
 J  2 (x)  2J 0 (x)  J 2 (x)
dx 2 4

Note that

J n 1 (x)  J n 1 (x) for n=0

Thus

d2
J 0 (x) 
1
  J 0 (x)  2J 0 (x)  J 0 (x)
dx 2 4

d2
J 0 (x)  J 0 ( x )
dx 2

11
Third Derivative

d3
J 0 (x) 
1
J 3 ( x )  3J 1 ( x )  3J1 ( x )  J 3 ( x )
dx 3 8


1
3J1 ( x )  J 3 ( x )
4


1
3J1 ( x )  J1 ( x )
4

 J1 ( x )

Fourth Derivative

d4
J 0 (x) 
1
J  4 (x)  4J  2 (x)  6J 0 (x)  4J 2 (x)  J 4 (x)
dx 4 16

d4
J 0 (x) 
1
 J  2 (x)  4J  2 (x)  6J 0 (x)  4J 2 (x)  J 2 (x)
dx 4 16

d4
J 0 (x) 
1
 5J  2 (x)  6J 0 (x)  5J 2 (x)
dx 4 16

d4
J 0 (x) 
1
5J 0 (x)  6J 0 (x)  5J 0 (x)
dx 4 16

d4
J 0 (x)  J 0 (x)
dx 4

12
APPENDIX D

Modified Bessel Function of the First Kind of Order Zero, Derivatives

First Derivative

I n ( x )  I 1 ( x )  I1 ( x )
d 1
dx 2

 I1 ( x )

Second Derivative

d2
I 0 (x) 
1
 I  2 (x)  2I 0 (x)  I 2 (x)
dx 2 4

Note that

I n 1 (x)  I n 1 (x) for n=0

Thus

d2
2
I 0 (x) 
1
 I 0 (x)  2I 0 (x)  I 0 (x)
dx 4

d2
I 0 (x)  I 0 (x)
dx 2

13
Third Derivative

d3
I 0 (x) 
1
I 3 ( x )  3I 1 ( x )  3I1 ( x )  I 3 ( x )
dx 3 8


1
3I1 ( x )  I 3 ( x )
4


1
3I1 ( x )  I1 ( x )
4

 I1 ( x )

Fourth Derivative

d4
I 0 (x) 
1
I  4 (x)  4I  2 (x)  6I 0 (x)  4I 2 (x)  I 4 (x)
dx 4 16

d4
I 0 (x) 
1
I  2 (x)  4I  2 (x)  6I 0 (x)  4I 2 (x)  I 2 (x)
dx 4 16

d4
I 0 (x) 
1
5I  2 (x)  6I 0 (x)  5I 2 (x)
dx 4 16

d4
I 0 (x) 
1
5I 0 (x)  6I 0 (x)  5I 0 (x)
dx 4 16

d4
I 0 (x)  I 0 (x)
dx 4

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