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Chapter 6: 6.4 40E (page 236)

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01

Define Spherical Bessel’s equation.

02

Find the graph of j3/2(X)

Use GNU Octave to plot the functions.

03

Find the graph of -j3/2(X)

Let,

04

Find the graph of -j5/2(X)

Let,

05

Find the graph of -j-5/2(X)

Let,

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