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Zbl 0756.33001
Kokologiannaki, C.G.; Siafarikas, P.D.; Kouris, C.B.
On the complex zeros of $H\sb \mu(z)$, $J\sb \mu'(z)$, $J\sb \mu''(z)$ for real or complex order.
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[J] J. Comput. Appl. Math. 40, No.3, 337-344 (1992). ISSN 0377-0427

The authors establish some propositions about the nonexistence of complex zeros of the functions $H\sb \mu(z)$, $J\sb \mu'(z)$ and $J\sb \mu''(z)$, for $\mu$ in general complex. Some bounds for the purely imaginary zeros of the above functions are also obtained assuming their existence. These bounds for the purely imaginary zeros of $H\sb \mu(z)$ are as follows: $$\align \rho\sb 2 & >-2(\mu\sb 1+1)\vert\alpha+\mu\vert\sp 2/(\mu\sb 1+\alpha\sb 1), \qquad -1<\mu\sb 1<-\alpha\sb 1,\\ \vert\rho\sb 2\vert & >(\vert\mu+\alpha\vert \sqrt{\vert\mu+\alpha\vert\sp 2+2\mu\sb 2(\mu\sb 2+\alpha\sb 2)}-\vert\mu+\alpha\vert\sp 2) /\vert\mu\sb 2+\alpha\sb 2\vert\qquad \text{and}\\ \mu\sb 2 & >\max\{0,-\alpha\sb 2\}\qquad \text{or}\qquad \mu\sb 2<\min\{0,-\alpha\sb 2\},\endalign$$ where $\rho\sb 1$, $\rho\sb 2$, $\mu\sb 1$, $\mu\sb 2$, $\alpha\sb 1$, $\alpha\sb 2$ are the real and imaginary parts of $\rho$, $\mu$ and $\alpha$. The authors use these bounds to measure the purely imaginary zeros of $J\sb \mu''(z)$.\par The results proved by the authors generalize some of the results given earlier by {\it E. K. Ifantis}, {\it P. D. Siafarikas} and {\it C. B. Kouris} [J. Math. Anal. Appl. 104, 454-466 (1984; Zbl 0558.34006)].
[R.K.Saxena (Jodhpur)]
MSC 2000:
*33C10 Cylinder functions, etc.

Keywords: hypergeometric functions; mixed Bessel functions; zeros of derivatives; Mittag-Leffler expansion; abstract Hilbert space

Citations: Zbl 0558.34006

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