Bessely Function

The function Bessely calculates the Bessel function Yv (x) of the second kind. The Bessel functions returns an oscillating behavior. A real or a complex number can be transferred as parameter x. A single value or a list can be passed.

Syntax

Bessely (n, x)

Function Besselye

The Besselye function differs from Bessely in that it uses the logarithmically scaled Bessel function for calculation A real or complex number, a single value or a list are also permitted as parameter x.

Syntax

Besselye (n, x)

Description

Single values or lists can be used as parameters n and x. The function is then calculated for each individual element of the list. The result is then a one-dimensional list, or a table if both parameters are lists.

If the real value of x is negative, the result can be a complex number.

Example

Plot of the Bessely function with ordinal numbers 0, 1 and 2