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Proposition 5.5 . [053T]

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Proposition 5.5.

The following hold

  1. (1)

    For all ν∈ℝ\nu\in\mathbb{R}, there is a constant C⁡(ν)>1C(\nu)>1 such that

    (5.47) C−1​(ν)⋅e−yy≤Kν​(y)≤C⁡(ν)⋅e−yy,y≥1;\displaystyle C^{-1}(\nu)\cdot\frac{e^{-y}}{\sqrt{y}}\leq K_{\nu}(y)\leq C(\nu)\cdot\frac{e^{-y}}{\sqrt{y}},\qquad y\geq 1;
    (5.48) Iν​(y)≤{C⁡(ν)⋅eyy,y≥1,C⁡(ν)⋅yν,0<y≤1.\displaystyle I_{\nu}(y)\leq\begin{cases}C(\nu)\cdot\frac{e^{y}}{\sqrt{y}},&y\geq 1,\\ C(\nu)\cdot y^{\nu},&0<y\leq 1.\end{cases}
  2. (2)

    For all ν>−1\nu>-1, we have

    (5.49) Iν​(y)≥{C​(ν)−1⋅eyy,y≥1,C​(ν)−1⋅yν,0<y≤1.\displaystyle I_{\nu}(y)\geq\begin{cases}C(\nu)^{-1}\cdot\frac{e^{y}}{\sqrt{y}},&y\geq 1,\\ C(\nu)^{-1}\cdot y^{\nu},&0<y\leq 1.\end{cases}

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