Simple bounds with best possible accuracy for ratios of modified Bessel functions
J. Segura

TL;DR
This paper characterizes the best possible bounds of a specific form for ratios of modified Bessel functions, ensuring sharpness at certain points and providing families of near-optimal bounds with proven properties.
Contribution
It introduces a method to determine optimal bounds for Bessel function ratios that are sharp at specific points and extends to families of bounds close to optimal.
Findings
Bounds are sharp at chosen points and are the best possible at those points.
Explicit expressions for bounds with maximal accuracy at 0+ and +∞ are provided.
Families of near-optimal bounds are constructed for finite positive x_*.
Abstract
The best bounds of the form for ratios of modified Bessel functions are characterized: if , and are chosen in such a way that is a sharp approximation for as (respectively ) and the graphs of the functions and are tangent at some , then is an upper (respectively lower) bound for for any positive , and it is the best possible at . The same is true for the ratio but interchanging lower and upper bounds (and with a slightly more restricted range for ). Bounds with maximal accuracy at and are recovered in the limits $x_*\rightarrow…
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TopicsMathematical Inequalities and Applications · Mathematical functions and polynomials · Mathematical Approximation and Integration
