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A representation of Jacobi functions
Recently, the continuous Jacobi transform and its inverse are defined and studied in [1] and [2]. In the present work, the transform is used to derive a series representation for the Jacobi functions , −½ ≤ α, β ≤ ½, α + β = 0, and λ ≥ −½. The case α = β = 0 yields a representation for the Legendre functions and has been dealt with in [3].
E. Y. Deeba, E. L. Koh
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L^{p_1}−L^{p_2} version of Miyachi's theorem for q-Bessel transform on the real line
This paper deals with Miyachi’s theorem for the q-Bessel transform on the Real Line in [3].
Abdelmajid Khadari, R. Daher
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The continuous Jacobi transform
The purpose of this paper is to define the continuous Jacobi transform as an extension of the discrete Jacobi transform. The basic properties including the inversion theorem for the continuous Jacobi transform are studied. We also derive an inversion formula for the transform which maps L1(R+) into where w(x) = (1 − x) α(1 + x) β.
E. Y. Deeba, E. L. Koh
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for the q-Dunkl Transform on the Real Line
This paper deals with Miyachi’s theorem for the q-Dunkl Transform introduced and studied in [3].
R. Daher, Abdelmajid Khadari
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A number of interesting theorems have recently been added to the existing ones in the field of integral transforms. The new arrivals can be broadly classified under two categories. The first expresses relationship between images and originals of related functions in the transforms concerned while the second reveals interconnections existing between ...
K. C. Gupta
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A distributional Hardy transformation
The Hardy′s F‐transform is extended to distributions. The corresponding inversion formula is shown to be valid in the weak distributional sense. This is accomplished by transferring the inversion formula onto the testing function space for the generalized functions under consideration and then showing that the limiting process in the resulting formula ...
R. S. Pathak, J. N. Pandey
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On Some Generalizations of Classical Integral Transforms [PDF]
MSC 2010: 44A15, 44A20, 33C60Using the generalized confluent hypergeometric function [6] some new integral transforms are introduced. They are generalizations of some classical integral transforms, such as the Laplace, Stieltjes, Widder-potential ...
Virchenko, Nina
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In this paper, finite Meijer G‐transformation has been defined. A system of eigenfunctions is verified for the orthogonality condition. Operational calculus properties are shown. The classical concept of finite Meijer G‐transforms is studied in the present text.
Yashonanda Maurya +2 more
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Chebyshev polynomials of the first kind and the univariate Lommel function: Integral representations
This study investigates a number of integrals possessing products of different indices of the univariate Lommel function, sμ,ν(a){s}_{\mu ,\nu }\left(a), with various elementary and special functions.
da Fonseca Carlos M. +2 more
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Inverse hyperbolic equation, Spectral technique, Regularization method, Operational matrix
Recently, the realm related to Euler's Beta function has played a significant role in the development of special function theory. In this study, a new extension of the special function known as Euler's Beta function with respect to the Mittag-Leffler ...
Firas Ghanim +2 more
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