Integral Representations for Bessel Matrix Functions

Year 2014, Volume: 27 Issue: 1, 663 - 667, 28.03.2014

Bayram Cekım , Esra Erkus Duman

Abstract

Jódar et. al. [Util. Math. 46 (1994) 129-141] introduced the concept of Bessel matrix functions of the first kind. In this paper, we derive integral representations for these functions. 

Keywords

Bessel matrix function, Jordan block, Gamma matrix function, Beta matrix function, integral representations.

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