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10 Bessel FunctionsBessel and Hankel Functions

§10.8 Power Series

For Jν⁡(z) see (10.2.2) and (10.4.1). When ν is not an integer the corresponding expansions for Yν⁡(z), Hν(1)⁡(z), and Hν(2)⁡(z) are obtained by combining (10.2.2) with (10.2.3), (10.4.7), and (10.4.8).

When n=0,1,2,…,

10.8.1 Yn⁡(z)=−(12⁢z)−nπ⁢∑k=0n−1(n−k−1)!k!⁢(14⁢z2)k+2π⁢ln⁡(12⁢z)⁢Jn⁡(z)−(12⁢z)nπ⁢∑k=0∞(ψ⁡(k+1)+ψ⁡(n+k+1))⁢(−14⁢z2)kk!⁢(n+k)!,

where ψ⁡(x)=Γ′⁡(x)/Γ⁡(x) (§5.2(i)). In particular,

10.8.2 Y0⁡(z)=2π⁢(ln⁡(12⁢z)+γ)⁢J0⁡(z)+2π⁢(14⁢z2(1!)2−(1+12)⁢(14⁢z2)2(2!)2+(1+12+13)⁢(14⁢z2)3(3!)2−⋯),

where γ is Euler’s constant (§5.2(ii)).

For negative values of n use (10.4.1).

The corresponding results for Hn(1)⁡(z) and Hn(2)⁡(z) are obtained via (10.4.3) with ν=n.

10.8.3 Jν⁡(z)⁢Jμ⁡(z)=(12⁢z)ν+μ⁢∑k=0∞(ν+μ+k+1)k⁢(−14⁢z2)kk!⁢Γ⁡(ν+k+1)⁢Γ⁡(μ+k+1).

Note that (10.8.3) is just a rewriting of (16.12.1).