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Zbl 0626.65014
Thompson, I.J.; Barnett, A.R.
Coulomb and Bessel functions of complex arguments and order.
(English)
[J] J. Comput. Phys. 64, 490-505 (1986). ISSN 0021-9991

The differential equation $f''(\rho)+(1-2\eta /\rho -\lambda (\lambda +1)/\rho\sp 2)f(\rho)=0$ has two linearly independent solutions $F\sb{\lambda}(\eta,\rho)$ and $G\sb{\lambda}(\eta,\rho)$ called Coulomb wavefunctions. The real functions $F\sb{\lambda}$, $G\sb{\lambda}$, $(d/d\rho)G\sb{\lambda}$ and $(d/d\rho)F\sb{\lambda}$ have been studied extensively and methods of calculations have been developed by several authors. The most important technique has been developed by the second author et al. in 1974, where the authors calculate regular and irregular functions and their derivatives for any real $\lambda$ or for a range of integer-spaced $\lambda$-values. In the present paper the authors define Columb wavefunctions in the complex case and generalize the earlier method to calculate the functions $F\sb{\lambda}$, $G\sb{\lambda}$, $(d/d\rho)F\sb{\lambda}$ and $(d/d\rho)G\sb{\lambda}$ where all variables are complex.
[A.Laforgia]
MSC 2000:
*65D20 Computation of special functions
65E05 Numerical methods in complex analysis
33E15 Other wave functions
33C10 Cylinder functions, etc.

Keywords: complex arguments; continued-fraction expansions; Bessel functions; Coulomb wavefunctions

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