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Complex Zeros of Bessel Function Derivatives and Associated Orthogonal Polynomials

  • Seok-Young Chung,
  • Sujin Lee,
  • Young Woong Park

摘要

We introduce a sequence of orthogonal polynomials whose associated moments are the Rayleigh-type sums, involving the zeros of the Bessel function derivative \(J_\nu '\) J ν of order \(\nu \) ν . We also discuss the fundamental properties of those polynomials such as recurrence, orthogonality, etc. Consequently, we obtain a formula for the Hankel determinant, elements of which are chosen as the aforementioned Rayleigh-type sums. As an application, we complete the Hurwitz-type theorem for \(J_\nu '\) J ν , which deals with the number of complex zeros of \(J_\nu '\) J ν depending on the range of \(\nu \) ν .