On a Bessel Function Integral
ResearchPublished 1966
ResearchPublished 1966
A correct evaluation of an integral involving exponential and Bessel functions, necessary in investigating the propagation of electromagnetic pulses. The study also shows that although the previous, incorrect result was expressed entirely in terms of algebraic and logarithmic functions, the correct result is considerably more complicated and involves incomplete gamma functions.
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