Index J
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Jacobi–Abel addition theorem
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Jacobian §1.5(vi)
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Jacobian elliptic functions §22.2
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addition theorems §22.8, §22.8(iii)
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analytic properties §22.17(ii), §22.2
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applications
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change of modulus §22.17
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computation §22.20, §22.20(vii)
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congruent points §22.4(i)
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coperiodic §22.4(i)
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copolar §22.4(i)
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cyclic identities
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definitions §22.2
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derivatives §22.13(i)
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differential equations
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double argument §22.6(ii)
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Eisenstein series §22.12, §22.12
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elementary identities §22.6, §22.6(v)
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equianharmonic case §22.5(ii)
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expansions in doubly-infinite partial fractions §22.12, §22.12
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Fourier series §22.11
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fundamental unit cell §22.4(ii)
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Glaisher’s notation §22.1, §22.4(ii)
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graphical interpretation via Glaisher’s notation §22.4(ii)
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graphics
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half argument §22.6(iii)
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hyperbolic series for squares §22.11
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integrals
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interrelations §19.25(v)
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inverse, see inverse Jacobian elliptic functions.
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Jacobi’s imaginary transformation §22.6(iv)
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Landen transformations
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lattice §22.4(ii)
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lemniscatic case §22.5(ii)
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limiting forms as or
§22.5(ii), §22.5(ii)
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Maclaurin series
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modulus §22.2
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change of §22.17, §22.17(ii)
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complex §22.17(ii), Figure 22.3.24, Figure 22.3.24, Figure 22.3.25, Figure 22.3.25, Figure 22.3.26, Figure 22.3.26, Figure 22.3.27, Figure 22.3.27, Figure 22.3.28, Figure 22.3.28, Figure 22.3.29, Figure 22.3.29
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limiting values §22.5(ii)
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outside the interval §22.17, §22.17(ii)
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purely imaginary §22.17(i)
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real §22.17(i)
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nome §22.2
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notation §22.1
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periods §22.2, §22.4(i)
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poles §22.4(i)
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poristic polygon constructions §22.8(iii)
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principal §22.1
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relations to other functions
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rotation of argument §22.6(iv)
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special values of the variable §22.5, §22.5(i), §22.8(iii)
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subsidiary §22.1
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sums of squares §22.6(i)
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tables §22.21
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translation of variable §22.4(iii)
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trigonometric series expansions §22.11, §22.12
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zeros §22.4(i), §22.4(i)
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Jacobi fraction (-fraction) ¶ ‣ §3.10(ii)
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Jacobi function
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Jacobi polynomials §18.3, see also classical orthogonal polynomials.
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applications
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associated ¶ ‣ §18.30
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asymptotic approximations §18.15(i)
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Bateman-type sums ¶ ‣ §18.18(vi)
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computation Ch.18
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definition Table 18.3.1
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derivatives ¶ ‣ §18.9(iii)
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differential equations Table 18.8.1
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expansions in series of §18.18, ¶ ‣ §18.18(vi)
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Fourier transform ¶ ‣ §18.17(v)
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generating functions ¶ ‣ §18.12
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graphs Figure 18.4.1, Figure 18.4.1, Figure 18.4.2, Figure 18.4.2
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inequalities ¶ ‣ §18.14(i), ¶ ‣ §18.14(iii), ¶ ‣ §18.14(ii), ¶ ‣ §18.14(iii)
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integral representations ¶ ‣ §18.10(ii), Table 18.10.1
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integrals ¶ ‣ §18.17(i), ¶ ‣ §18.17(vi), ¶ ‣ §18.17(iv), §18.17(ix)
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interrelations with other orthogonal polynomials Figure 18.21.1, Figure 18.21.1, ¶ ‣ §18.21(ii), §18.7, ¶ ‣ §18.7(iii)
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Laplace transform ¶ ‣ §18.17(vi)
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leading coefficients Table 18.3.1
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limiting form
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limits to monomials §18.6(ii)
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local maxima and minima ¶ ‣ §18.14(iii), ¶ ‣ §18.14(iii)
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Mellin transform ¶ ‣ §18.17(vii)
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monic ¶ ‣ §3.5(v)
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normalization Table 18.3.1
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notation ¶ ‣ §18.1(ii)
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orthogonality properties Table 18.3.1
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parameter constraint Table 18.3.1, ¶ ‣ §18.5(iii)
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recurrence relations §18.9(i)
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relations to other functions
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Rodrigues formula Table 18.5.1
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shifted §18.1(iii)
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special values Table 18.6.1
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symmetry Table 18.6.1
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tables of coefficients §18.3
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upper bounds ¶ ‣ §18.14(i)
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weight function Table 18.3.1
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zeros §18.16(ii), §18.2(vi)
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Jacobi’s amplitude function, see amplitude () function.
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Jacobi’s epsilon function §22.16(ii)
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Jacobi’s identities
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Jacobi’s imaginary transformation §22.6(iv)
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Jacobi’s inversion problem for elliptic functions §20.9(ii)
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Jacobi’s nome
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power-series expansion §19.5
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Jacobi’s theta functions, see theta functions.
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Jacobi’s triple product ¶ ‣ §20.4(i)
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Jacobi symbol
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Jacobi’s zeta function §22.16(iii)
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Jacobi transform §14.31(ii), §15.9(ii)
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Jacobi-type polynomials §18.36(i)
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Jensen’s inequality for integrals §1.7(iv)
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Jonquière’s function, see polylogarithms.
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Jordan curve theorem ¶ ‣ §1.9(iii)
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Jordan’s function
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Jordan’s inequality
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Julia sets §3.8(viii)