The Weber-Schafheitlin integral is the case of the integral
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(1)
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where
is a Bessel function of the first kind.
Let
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(2)
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For an integer and positive real numbers
satisfying
, a generalization due to Srivastava and
Exton (1979) is
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(3)
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provided that
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(4)
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Here
is a Lauricella function. When
,
is the Gauss hypergeometric
function, and the formula reduces to the Sonine-Schafheitlin
formula. When
,
is the Appell
function
. A simultaneous permutation
of the pairs
gives analogous forms when another
is greater than the sum of the remaining arguments.
Weber (1873, pp. 75-80) treated several special cases of the integral, Sonine (1880, pp. 51-52) evaluated it for
all convergent parameter values, and Schafheitlin (1887) later investigated it extensively
(Watson 1966, pp. 398-403).