Abstract
The following inequality is established: ‖Pn(cos ϑ)‖< [√1+(π4/16)(n+1/2)4 sin4 ϑ]−1, 0<ϑ<π, n=1,2,..., where Pn(x) denotes the Legendre polynomial of degree n. The relation P2n(cos ϑ) + (4/π2)× Q2n(cos ϑ) < [√1+(π4/16)(n+1/2)4 sin4 ϑ]−1, n=1,2,..., on [θn1,θn,n+1], is proven where Qn(x) denotes the Legendre function of second kind, cos θn1 the largest zero of Qn(x), and cos θn,n+1=−cos θn1. Similarly we obtain the inequalities ‖J0(x)‖ < [√1+(π4/16)x4]−1, x≠0, and J20(x) + Y20(x)< [√1+(π4/16)x4]−1, x≥y1, where y1=0.893577... is the first positive zero of Y0(x), and J0(x), Y0(x) denote the Bessel functions of the first and second kind, respectively. The results of the present paper arise out of some problems of nuclear and particle physics.
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