Optimized bounds for the product and the ratios of modified Bessel functions
Javier Segura, Soichiro Suzuki
Abstract
New sharp bounds for the product and the ratios of modified Bessel functions are presented. Most bounds for the product are derived as direct consequences of previously established bounds for the ratios of consecutive orders, except for the lower bound Iν(x)Kν(x) > 12(x2 + ν2 + 1/5)-1/2, which had been conjectured for x > 0 and ν> -1 and we prove in the present paper, showing that the constant 1/5 can not be lowered. Moreover, very sharp bounds are obtained for the ratios (and consequently for the product) by asymptotically optimizing certain uniparametric inequalities. These optimized bounds are remarkably accurate: they remain extremely sharp for both small and large x with fixed ν, and for large ν with fixed x or fixed z = x/ν. As a consequence, they provide precise upper and lower estimates across a wide range of parameters.
Create a lesson
Related papers
Multilinear Mikhlin Multipliers with Degenerate Singularities
Hanaë Vandanjon
Curved commutators in higher dimensions
Kangwei Li, Yunan Zeng
On Kolmogorov's rearrangement problem and Garsia's conjecture
Mark Lewko
There are no Riesz bases of exponentials in balls and triangles
Joaquim Ortega-Cerdà
Connection Formulae for a Generalised Ramanujan Entire Function
Joshua Holroyd
Improved Lp bounds for the helical maximal function in dimensions n ≥ 5
Changkeun Oh, Jaehyun Woo