Integral Representations for Bessel Matrix Functions

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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