Function used at calculating asymptotic expansions.
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#include <codecogs/maths/special/bessel/kelvin.h>
using namespace Maths::Special::Bessel;
double | f1 (double x)
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double | f2 (double x)
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double | g1 (double x)
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double | g2 (double x)
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double | M (double x)
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double | theta (double x)
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double | N (double x)
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double | phi (double x)
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double | Bei (double x)
Evaluates the Bei function. |
double | Ber (double x)
Evaluates the Ber function. |
double | Kei (double x)
Evaluates the Kei function. |
double | Ker (double x)
Evaluates the Ker function. |
double | dBei (double x)
Evaluates the derivative of the Bei function. |
double | dBer (double x)
Evaluates the derivative of the Ber function. |
double | dKei (double x)
Evaluates the derivative of the Kei function. |
double | dKer (double x)
Evaluates the derivative of the Ker function. |
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Overview
This module contains components which calculate different types of Kelvin functions.
Bei
This function uses two methods of approximation.
If the argument falls below the
MIN limit it uses the polynomial approximation :
otherwise it calculates its asymptotic expansion :
where
Parameters
x | The value at which the function is to be evaluated. |
Authors
- Lucian Bentea
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Ber
This function uses two methods of approximation.
If the argument falls below the
MIN limit it uses the polynomial approximation :
otherwise it calculates its asymptotic expansion :
where
Parameters
x | The value at which the function is to be evaluated. |
Authors
- Lucian Bentea
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Kei
This function uses two methods of approximation.
If the argument falls below the
MIN limit it uses the polynomial approximation :
where
otherwise it calculates its asymptotic expansion :
where
Parameters
x | The value at which the function is to be evaluated. |
Authors
- Lucian Bentea
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Ker
This function uses two methods of approximation.
If the argument falls below the
MIN limit it uses the polynomial approximation :
where
otherwise it calculates its asymptotic expansion :
where
Parameters
x | The value at which the function is to be evaluated. |
Authors
- Lucian Bentea
Source Code
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DBei
This function uses two methods of approximation.
If the argument falls below the
MIN limit it uses the polynomial resulted by differentiating
the approximation polynomial of the Bei function. Otherwise it calculates its asymptotic expansion :
where
Parameters
x | The value at which the derivative is to be evaluated. |
Authors
- Lucian Bentea
Source Code
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DBer
This function uses two methods of approximation.
If the argument falls below the
MIN limit it uses the polynomial resulted by differentiating
the approximation polynomial of the Ber function. Otherwise it calculates its asymptotic expansion :
where
Parameters
x | The value at which the derivative is to be evaluated. |
Authors
- Lucian Bentea
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DKei
This function uses two methods of approximation.
If the argument falls below the
MIN limit it uses the polynomial resulted by differentiating
the approximation polynomial of the Kei function. Otherwise it calculates its asymptotic expansion :
where
Parameters
x | The value at which the derivative is to be evaluated. |
Authors
- Lucian Bentea
Source Code
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DKer
This function uses two methods of approximation.
If the argument falls below the
MIN limit it uses the polynomial resulted by differentiating
the approximation polynomial of the Ker function. Otherwise it calculates its asymptotic expansion :
where
Parameters
x | The value at which the derivative is to be evaluated. |
Authors
- Lucian Bentea
Source Code
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