Chapter 12: Q6P (page 584)
Substitute the P1(x)you found in Problems 4.3 or 5.3 into equation (10.6)to find, Plm(x); then let x=cos θto evaluate:
P32(cosθ)
Short Answer
The value of P32(cosθ) is 15 cosθsin2θ.
Chapter 12: Q6P (page 584)
Substitute the P1(x)you found in Problems 4.3 or 5.3 into equation (10.6)to find, Plm(x); then let x=cos θto evaluate:
P32(cosθ)
The value of P32(cosθ) is 15 cosθsin2θ.
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Write Bessel's equation (12.1) with and with ; multiply the equation by and the equation by and subtract to get . Then . To find , use equation for each of the four functions and pick out the terms in the products.
To show .
To show the following equation shown in the problem
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From equation (15.4) show that and
. Then, by Problem 7, show that
for all integral. .
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