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==History== The Airy function is named after the British astronomer and physicist [[George Biddell Airy]] (1801β1892), who encountered it in his early study of [[optics]] in physics (Airy 1838). The notation Ai(''x'') was introduced by [[Harold Jeffreys]]. Airy had become the British [[Astronomer Royal]] in 1835, and he held that post until his retirement in 1881.
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