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alphatarget1

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Let's say I have to take the limit of a modified Bessel function of 1st and 2nd kind...

lim x>infinity Io(ax)*Ko(bx)
lim x>0+ Io(ax)*Ko(bx)

a and b are positive constants

Mathematica doesn't really like it. Are there analytical ways to do this?
 
Originally posted by: Tiamat
good luck, i havent done bessel functions in a while, so i have lost it all 🙁

I don't really have to "do" these bessel functions. I need to take their limits. The stuff is actually in laplace domain so I'm trying to use the initial and final value theorem...

lim s>infinity sF(s)=f(0)
lim s>0 sF(s)=f(infinity)
 
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