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Fourier transform of the modified Bessel function K0 (K0​(∣x∣)​(k)=π/1+k2​)

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The integral representation of the modified Bessel function of the second kind gives K0​(x)=∫0∞​e−xcoshtdt for x>0. Taking the Fourier transform of the even continuation and setting u=sinht gives 2∫0∞​(1+k2+u2)−1du=π/1+k2​. The large-wavenumber terms π/∣k∣−π/(2∣k∣3) are also obtained from the local logarithmic singularity −log∣x∣−(x2/4)log∣x∣ using the Fourier transform of the absolute logarithm.

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