Mathematics, 04.01.2021 20:10, ghari112345

Use the product of the generating functions g(x, t) and g(x,−t) to show that 1 = [J0(x)]2+ 2∑n=1[Jn(x)]^2. (Hint: a sneaky use of the residue theorem will work wonders here.

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Use the product of the generating functions g(x, t) and g(x,−t) to show that 1 = [J0(x)]2+ 2∑n=1[Jn(...