Use $xJ_0^{\prime\prime}+J_0^\prime+xJ_0=0$, J₀(0)=1,J₀′(0)=0, and L{xf}=−dL{f}/ds. This gives $-(s^2Y-s)^\prime+(sY-1)-Y^\prime=0$, hence $(s^2+1)Y^\prime+sY=0$. **D**.
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