Titlebook: Computational Methods for Linear Integral Equations; Prem K. Kythe,Pratap Puri Book 2002 Birkh?user Boston 2002 Integral equation.Integral

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Helmut Laux,Matthias M. Schabel rule solves an FK2 of the form .(.)—λ (.) (.) = .(.) and yields an approximate solution ., which we take as a vector with functional values .. These values are used in the Nystr?m methods, discussed in Section 1.6, to yield the approximation .. We present in this and the next chapter some of these

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-85273-5h problems. Variational methods for solving boundary value problems are based on the techniques developed in the calculus of variations. They deal with the problem of minimizing a functional, and thus reducing the given problem to solving a system of algebraic equations. Conversely, a boundary value

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Marktbewertung im Mehrperioden-Fallnotations. Delves and Mohamed (1985) use it to mean any kind of lack of analyticity in an integral equation. However, they distinguish between the following types of singular integral equations: (i) those with a semi-infinite or infinite range; (ii) those with a discontinuous derivative in either th

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Marktbewertung im Mehrperioden-Fall equations the free term .(.) is the Laplace transform of an unknown function .(.), 0 < . < ∞, where . is the variable of the transform. In this chapter we present different numerical methods for computing the function .(.) since it is known that this problem is ill-posed.