| Original Message (ID '155537') By Hugo: |
| In Response To 'Re: Re: Re: Bessel integral - Strange Hypergeom...'
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Yes indeed "//fullform" makes clear now that the derivative is involved. The 0F1 function has 2 arguments in the general case "b" and "z". In my case b=1 and z=-(k0*r/2)^2 therefore the first argument is a numerical value: "1".
If I give e.g. this input:
f[x_, y_]:= x^2*y^2 (or whatever)
and then of course
D[f[1, y], x]=0
I recall furthermore that
0F1[1;-(k0*r/2)^2]=J0(k0*r)
As it can be easily checked using "FullSimplify"
Still problematic ! Maybe Mathematica 9 could help ;)
PS: "Regularized" means that one has to divide by the gamma function \Gamma[b]=\Gamma[1]=1 |
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