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The goal of the paper is to verify Hörmander's strongly coprime condition for two Bessel functions (of the first kind), adjusted not to vanish at zero, whose indices have a certain relationship. These Bessel functions, and , must have indices which differ by a positive integer, i.e., , and the index . As a consequence of satisfying Hörmander's condition, these two functions are then known to generate (algebraically) the space of Fourier transforms of the space , by means of writing The results are also applied to radial functions in R n .