An alternative evaluation of the integral of Bessel-Gauss Beam
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Hankel Transforms, Bessel Functions, Convolution TheoremAbstract
The integral solution used to obtain the Bessel-Gauss beam is revisited using the analytical method. It is seen that an alternative form of representation of the Bessel-Gauss beam is achieved other than in the literature.
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