For the second edition, in addition to corrections and adjustments throughout the text, as well as an updated reference section, new topics have been added.The final chapters consider the applications of linear integral equations to mixed boundary value problems. An integral equation containing the unknown function non-linearly. Below the basic classes of non-linear integral equations that occur frequently in the study of various applied problems are quoted their theory is, to a certain extent, fairly well developed. An important example is the Urysohn equationThis book resulted from the author's fascination with the mathematical beauty of integral equations. It is an attempt to combine theory, applications, and numerical methods, and cover each of these fields with the same weight.
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Indeed, many more examples have been added throughout the text. Also, there is a This second edition of Linear Integral Equations continues the emphasis that the first edition placed on applications. For instance, in Chapter 8 we have included the solutions of the Cauchy type integral equations on the real line. Significant new material has been added in Chapters 6 and 8. Indeed, many more examples have been added throughout the text. Approximation using Riemann sums, and is exact for linear functions.This second edition of Linear Integral Equations continues the emphasis that the first edition placed on applications.
I wish to thank Professor B.K. The bibliography at the end of the book has been exteded and brought up to date. Also, there is a section on integral equations with a logarithmic kernel. For instance, in Chapter 8 we have included the solutions of the Cauchy type integral equations on the real line.
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