Questions of solution of three-dimensional diffraction problems are considered. Each problem is formulated as a single weakly-singular integral equation of the 1st kind for a single unknown function. Discretization of these equations is realized by means of special smoothing method of integral operators kernels. Numerical solutions of systems of linear algebraic equations, approximating integra...

in this paper we investigate the existence and uniqueness for volterra-fredholm type integral equations and extension of this type of integral equations. the result is obtained by using the  coupled fixed point theorems in the framework of banach space $ x=c([a,b],mathbb{r})$. finally, we  give an example to illustrate the applications of our results.

‎in this paper‎, ‎an approach based on statistical spline model (ssm) and collocation method is proposed to solve volterra-fredholm integral equations‎. ‎the set of collocation nodes is chosen so that the points yield minimal error in the nodal polynomials‎. ‎under some standard assumptions‎, ‎we establish the convergence property of this approach‎. ‎numerical results on some problems are given...

this paper is concerned with a technique for solving volterra integral equations in the reproducing kernel hilbert space. in contrast with the conventional reproducing kernel method, the gram-schmidt process is omitted here and satisfactory results are obtained.the analytical solution is represented in the form of series.an iterative method is given to obtain the approximate solution.the conver...

in this paper, we conduct a comparative study between the homotopy perturbation method (hpm) and adomian’s decomposition method (adm) for analytic treatment of nonlinear volterra integral equations, and we show that the hpm with a specific convex homotopy is equivalent to the adm for these type of equations.

We present an hp-error analysis of the discontinuous Galerkin time-stepping method for Volterra integro-differential equations with weakly singular kernels. We derive new error bounds that are explicit in the time-steps, the degrees of the approximating polynomials, and the regularity properties of the exact solution. It is then shown that start-up singularities can be resolved at exponential r...