Index F
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Faà di Bruno’s formula
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Fabry’s transformation
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factorials (rising or falling) ¶ ‣ §26.1
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factorization
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Faddeeva function §7.21
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fast Fourier transform ¶ ‣ §3.11(v)
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Fay’s trisecant identity
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Riemann theta functions with characteristics §21.7(ii)
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Fejér kernel
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Fermat numbers
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Fermat’s last theorem
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Bernoulli and Euler numbers and polynomials §24.17(iii)
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Fermi–Dirac integrals
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Ferrers board ¶ ‣ §26.15
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Ferrers function
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of the first kind
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integral equation for Lamé functions §29.8
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Ferrers functions §14.1
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addition theorems §14.18(ii)
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analytic continuation §14.23
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applications
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asymptotic approximations, see uniform asymptotic approximations.
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behavior at singularities §14.8, §14.8(iii)
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computation §14.32
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connection formulas §14.9(i), §14.9(ii)
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cross-products §14.2(iv)
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definitions §14.3, §14.3(iii)
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degree §14.1
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derivatives §14.10
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with respect to degree or order §14.11
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differential equation, see associated Legendre equation.
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generating functions §14.7(iv)
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graphics Figure 14.4.16, Figure 14.4.16, §14.4(i), §14.4(ii)
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integer degree and order §14.7, §14.7(iv)
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integer order §14.6, §14.6(ii)
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integral representations ¶ ‣ §14.12(i), §14.12(i)
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integrals
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notation §14.1
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of the first kind ¶ ‣ §14.3(i)
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of the second kind ¶ ‣ §14.3(i)
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order §14.1
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orthogonality §14.17(iii)
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recurrence relations §14.10
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reflection formulas §14.7(iii)
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relations to other functions
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Rodrigues-type formulas §14.7(ii)
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special values §14.5, §14.5(v)
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sums §14.18, §14.18(iv)
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tables §14.33
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trigonometric expansions §14.13
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uniform asymptotic approximations
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Wronskians §14.2(iv), §14.2(iv)
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zeros §14.16(ii)
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Ferrers graph §26.9(i)
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Feynman diagrams
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Feynman path integrals
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Fibonacci numbers §24.15(iv), §26.11
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fine structure constant
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finite Fourier series
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fixed point §3.8(i)
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floating-point arithmetic
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Floquet solutions
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Floquet’s theorem
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fluid dynamics
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fold canonical integral ¶ ‣ §36.2(i), §36.7(i)
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fold catastrophe ¶ ‣ §36.2(i), §36.7(i)
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Fourier–Bessel expansion
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Fourier cosine and sine transforms
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Fourier integral
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Fourier series §1.8, §1.8(v)
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Fourier-series expansions
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Fourier transform ¶ ‣ §1.14(ii), §1.14(i)
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fractals §3.8(viii)
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fractional derivatives §1.15(vii)
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fractional integrals §1.15(vi)
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fractional linear transformation, see bilinear transformation.
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Fresnel integrals §7.2(iii)
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Freud weight function §18.32
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Frobenius’ identity
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Riemann theta functions with characteristics §21.7(iii)
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Fuchsian equation
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functions
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analytic, see analytic function.
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analytically continued §1.10(ii)
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continuous, see continuous function.
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continuously differentiable ¶ ‣ §1.4(iii), §1.5(i)
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convex §1.4(viii)
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decreasing §1.4(i)
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defined by contour integrals §1.10(viii)
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differentiable ¶ ‣ §1.4(iii)
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entire, see entire functions.
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harmonic ¶ ‣ §1.9(ii)
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holomorphic, see analytic function.
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increasing §1.4(i)
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inverse §1.10(vii)
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limits, see limits of functions.
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many-valued, see multivalued function.
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meromorphic §1.10(iii)
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monotonic §1.4(i)
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multivalued, see multivalued function.
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nondecreasing §1.4(i)
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nonincreasing §1.4(i)
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of a complex variable §1.10, ¶ ‣ §1.10(x)
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of bounded variation ¶ ‣ §1.4(v)
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of compact support §1.16(i)
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of matrix argument, see functions of matrix argument.
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strictly decreasing §1.4(i)
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strictly increasing §1.4(i)
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strictly monotonic §1.4(i)
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support of §1.16(i)
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vector-valued ¶ ‣ §1.6(iv), §1.6(iii)
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functions of matrix argument §35.1
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fundamental theorem of arithmetic §27.2(i)
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fundamental theorem of calculus ¶ ‣ §1.4(v)