T he Meijer G–functions are a remarkable family G of functions of one variable, each of them determined by finitely many indices. Although each such function is a linear combination of certain special functions of standard type, they seem not to be well known in the mathematical community generally. Indeed they are not even mentioned in most books on special functions, e.g., [1], [18]. Even the...

Bessel processes with constant negative drift have recently appeared as heavy-traffic limits in queueing theory. We derive a closed-form expression for the spectral representation of the transition density of the Bessel process of order ν > −1 with constant drift μ = 0. When ν > − 1 2 and μ < 0, the first term of the spectral expansion is the steady-state gamma density corresponding to the zero...

The canonical evolution and symmetry generators are exhibited for a Klein-Gordon (K-G) system which has been partitioned by an accelerated coordinate frame into a pair of subsystems. This partitioning of the K-G system is conveyed to the canonical generators by the eigenfunction property of the Minkowski Bessel (M-B) modes. In terms of the M-B degrees of freedom, which are unitarily related to ...

Abstract. Block sequences with respect to frames in Hilbert spaces have been defined. Examples have been provided to show that a block sequence with respect to a given frame may not even be a Bessel sequence. Also, a necessary and sufficient condition under which a block sequence with respect to a frame is a frame has been given. Further, applications of block sequences to obtain Fusion frames ...

The Green function of Mumford-Shah functional in the absence of discontinuities is known to be a modified Bessel function of the second kind and zero degree. Such a Bessel function is regularized here and used as a filter for feature extraction. It is demonstrated in this paper that a Bessel filter does not follow the scale space smoothing property of bounded linear filters such as Gaussian fil...

Using a Bessel generalized translation, we obtain an analog of Titchmarsh's theorem for the Bessel transform for functions satisfying the Lipschitz condition in the space $mathrm{L}_{p,alpha}(mathbb{R}_{+})$, where $alpha>-frac{1}{2}$ and $1