Equation 8b, with n = 1, can be applied to the derivative inside the integral sign. Thus: Equation 8b, with n = 2, can now be applied to the J3(u)/u^ term in the integral, giving: To evaluate these terms at u = 0, note that Equation 21 says that: When u = 0, all terms in the summation vanish, except for the m = 0 term. Thus: u By applying Equation 51, with n = 1, 2, and 3, to Equation 49, we obtain:
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