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MCD: Matlab programs for computing the Macdonald function for complex orders

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<p>The use of Gaussian quadrature formulae is explored for the computation of the Macdonald function (modified Bessel function) of complex orders and positive arguments.

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It is shown that for arguments larger than one, Gaussian quadrature applied to the integral representation of this function is a viable approach, provided the (nonclassical) weight function is suitably chosen. In combination with Gauss&ndash;Legendre quadrature the approach works also for arguments smaller than one.

For very small arguments, power series can be used. A Matlab routine is provided that implements this approach.</p>

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