Bessel's equation and laplace transform

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Bessel's equation of order zero is presented as xy'' + y' + xy = 0, with the goal of finding the Laplace transform of its finite solution at the origin, denoted as J0. The discussion highlights the challenge of computing the Laplace transform due to the absence of initial boundary values. Participants seek assistance in determining the Laplace transform for this differential equation. The expected outcome is that the Laplace transform of J0 is proportional to (s^2 + 1)^-1/2. Clarification on the method to approach this problem is requested.
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Homework Statement


Bessel's equation of order zero can be written

xy''+y'+xy=0

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Denote the solution which is finite a the origin by J0 Show that the Laplace transform of J0 is proportional to (s^2+1)^-1/2


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What's the laplace transform of that DE?
 
I can't find the laplace because there are no initial boundary values
 
anyone can help me?
 

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