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AiryBiZero
AiryBiZero
[
k
]
represents the
k
zero of the Airy function
.
AiryBiZero
represents the
k
zero less than
.
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Mathematical function, suitable for both symbolic and numerical manipulation.
N
gives a numerical approximation so long as the specified zero exists.
AiryBiZero
[
k
]
represents the
k
zero less than 0.
AiryBiZero
can be evaluated to arbitrary numerical precision.
AiryBiZero
automatically threads over lists.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(2)
Evaluate numerically:
Evaluate symbolically:
Evaluate numerically:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Evaluate symbolically:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Scope
(4)
Evaluate to high precision:
Find the first zero of
less than
:
AiryBiZero
threads element-wise over lists:
Asymptotic behavior of
AiryBiZero
[
k
]
for large
k
:
Applications
(1)
Display zeros on the plot:
SEE ALSO
AiryBi
AiryAiZero
BesselJZero
FindRoot
TUTORIALS
Special Functions
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Bessel-Related Functions
Functions Used in Quantum Mechanics
Inverse Functions
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