Index I
- implicit function theorem ¶ ‣ §1.5(i)
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Ince polynomials §28.31(ii)
- normalization §28.31(ii)
- zeros §28.31(ii)
- Ince’s equation, see Hill’s equation, equation of Ince.
- Ince’s theorem, see Theorem of Ince.
- incomplete Airy functions §9.14
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incomplete beta functions §8.17
- applications
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asymptotic expansions for large parameters
- general case ¶ ‣ §8.18(ii)
- inverse function ¶ ‣ §8.18(ii)
- symmetric case ¶ ‣ §8.18(ii)
- basic properties §8.17(i), §8.17(vii)
- continued fraction §8.17(v)
- historical profile §8.17(i)
- integral representation §8.17(iii)
- inverse function ¶ ‣ §8.18(ii)
- notation §8.1
- recurrence relations §8.17(iv)
- relation to hypergeometric function §8.17(ii)
- sums §8.17(vi)
- tables §8.26(iii)
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incomplete gamma functions Ch.8
- analytic continuation §8.2(ii)
- applications
- approximations §8.27(i)
- asymptotic approximations and expansions
- basic properties §8.2
- Chebyshev-series expansions §8.27(i)
- computation Ch.8
- continued fraction §8.9
- definitions
- derivatives §8.8
- differential equations §8.2(iii)
- expansions in series of
- generalizations §8.16
- graphics
- inequalities §8.10
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integral representations
- along real line §8.6(i)
- compendia §8.6(iii)
- contour integrals §8.6(ii)
- Mellin–Barnes type ¶ ‣ §8.6(ii)
- integrals §8.14
- monotonicity properties §8.3(i)
- normalized §8.2(i)
- notation §8.1
- of imaginary argument §8.6(ii)
- Padé approximant ¶ ‣ §8.10
- power-series expansions §8.7
- principal values §8.2(i)
- recurrence relations §8.8
- relations to other functions
- special values §8.4
- sums §8.15
- tables §8.26(ii)
- zeros §8.13, §8.13(iii)
- incomplete Riemann zeta function §8.22(ii)
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inductance
- symmetric elliptic integrals §19.34
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inequalities
- means §1.7(iii)
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sums and integrals
- Cauchy–Schwarz ¶ ‣ §1.7(i), ¶ ‣ §1.7(ii)
- Hölder’s ¶ ‣ §1.7(i), ¶ ‣ §1.7(ii)
- Jensen’s §1.7(iv)
- Minkowski’s ¶ ‣ §1.7(i), ¶ ‣ §1.7(ii)
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infinite partial fractions §1.10(x)
- Mittag-Leffler’s expansion ¶ ‣ §1.10(x)
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infinite products
- convergence §1.10(ix)
- -test for uniform convergence ¶ ‣ §1.10(ix)
- relation to infinite partial fractions §1.10(x)
- Weierstrass product ¶ ‣ §1.10(ix)
- infinite sequences
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infinite series, see also power series.
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convergence §1.9(v)
- absolute §1.9(v)
- pointwise §1.9(v)
- uniform §1.9(v)
- Weierstrass -test ¶ ‣ §1.9(v)
- divergent §1.9(v)
- dominated convergence theorem ¶ ‣ §1.9(vii)
- double §1.9(vii)
- doubly-infinite ¶ ‣ §1.9(v)
- summability methods §1.15, ¶ ‣ §1.15(iv)
- term-by-term integration ¶ ‣ §1.9(vii)
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convergence §1.9(v)
- inhomogeneous Airy functions, see Scorer functions.
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initial-value problems
- Mathieu functions §28.33(iii)
- integrable differential equations
- integrable equations, see integrable differential equations.
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integral equations
- Painlevé transcendents §32.5
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integrals
- asymptotic approximations, see asymptotic approximations of integrals.
- Cauchy principal values ¶ ‣ §1.4(v)
- change of variables ¶ ‣ §1.4(v)
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convergence ¶ ‣ §1.4(v)
- absolute ¶ ‣ §1.4(v)
- uniform §1.10(viii), ¶ ‣ §1.5(iv)
- convolution product §2.6(iii)
- definite §1.4(v)
- differentiation ¶ ‣ §1.4(v), ¶ ‣ §1.5(iv), §1.5(iv)
- double, see double integrals.
- fundamental theorem of calculus ¶ ‣ §1.4(v)
- generalized §2.6(i)
- indefinite §1.4(iv)
- infinite ¶ ‣ §1.4(v), ¶ ‣ §1.5(v), §1.9(iii)
- Jensen’s inequality §1.7(iv)
- line §1.6(iv)
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mean value theorems
- first ¶ ‣ §1.4(v)
- second ¶ ‣ §1.4(v)
- multiple §1.5(v)
- over parametrized surface §1.6(v)
- path §1.6(iv)
- repeated ¶ ‣ §1.4(v)
- square-integrable ¶ ‣ §1.4(v)
- summability methods §1.15(iv), §1.15(viii)
- tables ¶ ‣ §1.4(iv)
- with coalescing saddle points §36.12, §36.12(iii)
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integrals of Bessel and Hankel functions
- compendia §10.22(vi)
- convolutions ¶ ‣ §10.22(ii)
- fractional ¶ ‣ §10.22(ii)
- Hankel transform §10.22(v)
- indefinite ¶ ‣ §10.22(i), §10.22(i)
- orthogonal properties ¶ ‣ §10.22(ii), ¶ ‣ §10.22(iv)
- over finite intervals ¶ ‣ §10.22(ii), §10.22(ii)
- over infinite intervals ¶ ‣ §10.22(iv), §10.22(iii), §13.4(i)
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products ¶ ‣ §10.22(i), ¶ ‣ §10.22(iv)
- triple ¶ ‣ §10.22(iv)
- trigonometric arguments ¶ ‣ §10.22(ii)
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integrals of modified Bessel functions
- compendia §10.44(iv)
- computation §10.74(vii)
- fractional §10.43(iii), §10.43(iv)
- indefinite §10.43(i)
- Kontorovich–Lebedev transform §10.43(v)
- over finite intervals §10.43(ii)
- over infinite intervals §10.43(ii), §10.43(iv), §13.16(i), §13.4(i), §9.12(vii)
- products §10.43(iv)
- tables §10.75(v)
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integral transforms §1.14, see also Fourier cosine and sine transforms, Fourier transform, Jacobi transform, Hankel transform, Hilbert transform, Kontorovich–Lebedev transform, Laplace transform, Mellin transform, spherical Bessel transform, and Stieltjes transform.
- compendia §1.14(viii)
- in terms of parabolic cylinder functions §12.16
- in terms of Whittaker functions §13.23(iv)
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integration §1.4(iv), §1.4(v), §1.9(iii)
- by parts ¶ ‣ §1.4(iv)
- numerical, see cubature, Gauss quadrature, Monte-Carlo methods, and quadrature.
- term by term ¶ ‣ §1.9(vii)
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interaction potentials
- hypergeometric function §15.18
- interior Dirichlet problem
- interior points ¶ ‣ §1.9(ii)
- interpolation §3.3, §3.3(vi), ¶ ‣ §3.8(iii), see also Lagrange interpolation.
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interval
- closure ¶ ‣ §1.4(v)
- interval arithmetic §3.1(ii)
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inverse function §1.10(vii)
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Lagrange inversion theorem ¶ ‣ §1.10(vii)
- extended ¶ ‣ §1.10(vii)
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Lagrange inversion theorem ¶ ‣ §1.10(vii)
- inverse Gudermannian function §4.23(viii)
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inverse hyperbolic functions §4.37
- addition formulas §4.38(iii)
- analytic properties §4.37(i)
- approximations §4.47
- branch cuts Figure 4.37.1, Figure 4.37.1
- branch points §4.37(i)
- Chebyshev-series expansions §4.47(i)
- computation ¶ ‣ §4.45(i)
- conformal maps §4.29(ii)
- continued fractions §4.39
- definitions §4.37(i), §4.37(ii)
- derivatives §4.38(ii)
- fundamental property §4.37(v)
- general values §4.37(i)
- graphics
- integrals §4.40
- interrelations §4.37(vi)
- logarithmic forms ¶ ‣ §4.37(iv), §4.37(iv)
- notation §4.1
- power series §4.38(i)
- principal values §4.37(ii)
- reflection formulas §4.37(iii)
- tables §4.46
- values on the cuts ¶ ‣ §4.37(iv), §4.37(iv)
- inverse incomplete beta function ¶ ‣ §8.18(ii)
- inverse incomplete gamma function ¶ ‣ §8.12
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inverse Jacobian elliptic functions §22.15
- applications ¶ ‣ §22.18(i)
- as Legendre’s elliptic integrals §22.15(ii)
- as symmetric elliptic integrals §22.15(ii)
- computation §22.20(v)
- definitions §22.15(i)
- equivalent forms §22.15(ii), §22.15(ii)
- normal forms §22.15(ii)
- notation §22.15(i)
- power-series expansions §22.15(ii)
- principal values §22.15(i)
- inverse Laplace transforms
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inverse trigonometric functions §4.23
- addition formulas §4.24(iii)
- analytic properties §4.23(i)
- approximations §4.47
- branch cuts Figure 4.23.1, Figure 4.23.1
- branch points §4.23(i)
- Chebyshev-series expansions §4.47(i)
- computation ¶ ‣ §4.45(i)
- conformal maps Figure 4.15.7, Figure 4.15.7
- continued fractions §4.25
- definitions §4.23(i)
- derivatives §4.24(ii)
- fundamental property §4.23(v)
- general values §4.23(i)
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graphics
- complex argument §4.15(iii)
- real argument §4.15(i)
- integrals §4.26(iv)
- interrelations §4.23(vii)
- logarithmic forms ¶ ‣ §4.23(iv), §4.23(iv)
- notation §4.1
- power series §4.24(i)
- principal values §4.23(ii)
- real and imaginary parts §4.23(vi)
- reflection formulas §4.23(iii)
- special values §4.23(vii)
- sums §4.27
- tables §4.46
- values on the cuts ¶ ‣ §4.23(iv), §4.23(iv)
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Ising model
- Appell functions §16.24(i)
- combinatorics §26.20
- generalized hypergeometric functions §16.24(i)
- Painlevé transcendents ¶ ‣ §32.16
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isolated essential singularity §1.10(iii), see also essential singularity.
- movable §32.2(i)
- isolated singularity §1.10(iii)
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iterative methods
- Bairstow’s method (for zeros of polynomials) ¶ ‣ §3.8(iv)
- bisection method ¶ ‣ §3.8(iii)
- convergence
- eigenvalue methods ¶ ‣ §3.8(iii)
- fixed-point methods §3.8(vii), §3.8(viii), §3.8(viii)
- Halley’s rule §3.8(v)
- Newton’s rule (or method) §3.8(ii)
- regula falsi ¶ ‣ §3.8(iii)
- secant method ¶ ‣ §3.8(iii)
- Steffensen’s method ¶ ‣ §3.8(iii)