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XXIII.—Zeros and Turning Points of the Elliptic-cylinder Functions
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In any discussion of the zeros and turning points of the elliptic-cylinder function it is not necessary to define them more precisely than as functions of period π or 2π which satisfy the Mathieu equation
for the corresponding characteristic values of a. To simplify the following discussion, it is convenient merely to impose the condition that y(0)>0 if y(x) is even, and y′(0)>0 if y(x) is odd.
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