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On the solution of Volterra integral equations with decomposable kernel functions
In this paper, we consider the soulution of a class of nonlinear Volterra integral equations, x(t) = g(t) + ∫ t t0 k(t, s; x(s))ds, (t ≥ t0), where the kernel function k is finitely decomposable, and derive variation of parameters formulae that provides the solution of corresponding perturbed nonlinear equations. We attain this by relating the integral equations to a certain class of initial value problems for ODEs, for which variation of parameters are also formulated.
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Journal of Integral Equations and Applications is an international journal devoted to research in the general area of integral equations and their applications.
The Journal of Integral Equations and Applications, founded in 1988, endeavors to publish significant research papers and substantial expository/survey papers in theory, numerical analysis, and applications of various areas of integral equations, and to influence and shape developments in this field.
The Editors aim at maintaining a balanced coverage between theory and applications, between existence theory and constructive approximation, and between topological/operator-theoretic methods and classical methods in all types of integral equations. The journal is expected to be an excellent source of current information in this area for mathematicians, numerical analysts, engineers, physicists, biologists and other users of integral equations in the applied mathematical sciences.