Lecture

Bessel Equation: Second Frobenius Series Solution

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Description

This lecture covers the Bessel equation of order v, focusing on deriving the general solution using the series substitution method around the regular singular point x=0. It explores the existence of a second Frobenius series solution for different values of v, providing insights into the Bessel functions of the first kind and their properties.

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Algebra: Linear algebra

Analysis: Complex analysis

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