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To get the probability distribution in $z$, I would integrate over $r$, using the identity $\int_0^uxJ_0(x)\,dx=uJ_1(u)$
Due to the property that $\int_0^x uJ_0(u) du = xJ_1(x)$, the latter integral can easily be evaluated as
Then use the fact that $ \int dx \: x J_0(x) = - x J_0'(x) + C = x J_1(x) + C $
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