W. P. ReinhardtUniversity of Washington, Seattle, Washington.P. L. WalkerAmerican University of Sharjah, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.
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Acknowledgements:
This chapter is based in part onAbramowitz and Stegun (1964, Chapters 16,18) by L. M. Milne-Thomson andT. H. Southard respectively.
Notes:
The references used for the mathematical properties in this chapter areArmitage and Eberlein (2006),Bowman (1953),Copson (1935),Lawden (1989),McKean and Moll (1999),Walker (1996),Whittaker and Watson (1927),and for physical applicationsDrazin and Johnson (1993),Lawden (1989),Walker (1996).The references used for the mathematical properties in this chapter areArmitage and Eberlein (2006),Bowman (1953),Copson (1935),Lawden (1989),McKean and Moll (1999),Walker (1996),Whittaker and Watson (1927),and for physical applicationsDrazin and Johnson (1993),Lawden (1989),Walker (1996).