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Routine to compute Hankel Functions

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From: Tim Burns
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1992 21:12
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Hello,

I am looking for a routine to compute the Hankel functions

	H1(lambda,z) 
	H2(lambda,z).

Is there a way to get these in terms of some other, more common function,
like a Bessel function?  Also, I don't have a definition for the Hankel
function of 0 order.  Does anyone know what this would be?

Thanks in advance,

Tim Burns

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