An explicit evaluation is made of a simple end correction to the quasi-fast Hankel-transform algorithm. Application to a Gaussian beam shows that for a given accuracy, the use of this end correction permits a reduction of a factor of 8 in storage as well as a factor of 8 in running time.
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