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Sample Document Using Interchangable

Numbering

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Abstract

This is a sample document illustrating the use of the glossaries package. The functions here have been taken from “Tables of Integrals, Series, and Products” by I.S. Gradshteyn and I.M Ryzhik.

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Contents

Special Functions 2 1 Gamma Functions 4 2 Error Functions 6 3 Beta Function 7 4 Chebyshev’s polynomials 8 5 Hermite polynomials 9 6 Laguerre polynomials 10 7 Bessel Functions 11

8 Confluent hypergeometric function 12

9 Parabolic cylinder functions 13

10 Elliptical Integral of the First Kind 14

11 Constants 15

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Index of Special Functions and

Notations

Numbers in italic indicate the equation number, numbers in bold indicate page numbers where the main definition occurs.

Notation Function Name

B(x, y) Beta function 3.1–3.3

Bx(p, q) Incomplete beta function 3.4

C Euler’s constant 11.1

Dp(z) Parabolic cylinder functions 9.1

erf(x) Error function 2.1, 6

erfc(x) Complementary error function 2.2

F (ϕ, k) Elliptical integral of the first kind 10.1

G Catalan’s constant 11.2

Γ(z) Gamma function 1.1,

1.2,

1.5, 4

γ(α, x) Lower incomplete gamma function 1.3

Γ(α, x) Upper incomplete gamma function 1.4

Hn(x) Hermite polynomials 5.1

kν(x) Bateman’s function 8.2

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Special Functions 3 Notation Function Name

Φ(α, γ; z) confluent hypergeometric function 8.1

ψ(x) Psi function 1.6

Tn(x) Chebyshev’s polynomials of the first kind 4.1

Un(x) Chebyshev’s polynomials of the second kind 4.2

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Chapter 1

Gamma Functions

The gamma function is defined as

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CHAPTER 1. GAMMA FUNCTIONS 5

Γ(α)= Γ(α, x) + γ(α, x) (1.5)

ψ(x)= d

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Chapter 2

Error Functions

The error function is defined as:

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Chapter 3

Beta Function

B(x, y)= 2 Z 1 0 tx−1(1 − t2)y−1dt (3.1) Alternatively: B(x, y)= 2 Z π2 0

sin2x−1ϕ cos2y−1ϕ dϕ (3.2)

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Chapter 7

Bessel Functions

Bessel functions Zν(z) are solutions of

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Chapter 9

Parabolic cylinder functions

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Chapter 10

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Chapter 11

Constants

C = 0.577 215 664 901 . . . (11.1)

G= 0.915 965 594 . . . (11.2)

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