where je (x) is the spherical Bessel function of order , and ne(x) is the spherical Neumann function of order . They are defined as follows: je(x) = (-x)² ne(x) = -(-x)² For example, '()' dx 1 d sin x ; X jo (x) = sin x X 1 d j₁(x) = (-x) = x dx ; no (x) sin x x j2(x) = (-x)² (1 d.) ² sin. dx 3 sin x - 3x cos x - x² sin x == = x² l d (¹) dx COS X X sin x x² ² (14+) x dx COS X X COS X x d x cos x sin x (4.46) ||
where je (x) is the spherical Bessel function of order , and ne(x) is the spherical Neumann function of order . They are defined as follows: je(x) = (-x)² ne(x) = -(-x)² For example, '()' dx 1 d sin x ; X jo (x) = sin x X 1 d j₁(x) = (-x) = x dx ; no (x) sin x x j2(x) = (-x)² (1 d.) ² sin. dx 3 sin x - 3x cos x - x² sin x == = x² l d (¹) dx COS X X sin x x² ² (14+) x dx COS X X COS X x d x cos x sin x (4.46) ||
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