Weber - Schafheitlin ’ s type integrals with exponent 1
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Explicit formulae for Weber-Schafheitlin’s type integrals with exponent 1 are derived. The results of these integrals are distributions on R+.
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Weber-Schafheitlin type integrals with exponent 1
Explicit formulae for Weber-Schafheitlin type integrals with exponent 1 are derived. The results of these integrals are distributions on R+. Received 07 April 2008; Revised 30 June 2008
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