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Analytical derivation reveals high-accuracy approximations for second-order Bessel functions and their zeros, indicating superior precision over existing models.
In this study, a new analytical approximation for the Bessel function of the first kind of order two J2(t), t>0, is produced using its power series and its asymptotic series as t tends to infinity. The absolute error between the new analytical approximation and the function J2(t) is analyzed for t∈[0,104], and the results indicate that it decreases significantly as t increases for large values of t. Additionally, our new approximation formula presents estimations for the positive zeros of the function J2(t) with extremely minor relative errors; the largest relative error for the first positive zero is 3.83594×10−5 and, thereafter, the relative errors gradually decrease until they reach 9.91627×10−11 for the twelfth zero. We also showed that our findings outperform some recently published ones.
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