Description
Book SynopsisThis standard introduction to the subject of integral equations aims to create a balance between the precise, but lengthy, classical approach and the faster, but less productive, functional analytic approach, while developing the most desirable features of each.
Table of ContentsPartial table of contents:
BASIC EXISTENCE THEOREMS.
Fixed Point Theorems.
Volterra Equations.
Kernels with Weak Singularities.
INTEGRAL EQUATIONS WITH L2 KERNELS.
Compact Operators.
Positive Operators.
Approximation of Eigenvalues.
Fredholm Equations with Self-Adjoint Compact Operators.
APPLICATIONS TO PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS.
FOURIER TRANSFORMS.
Laplace Transforms.
Hankel Transforms.
Mellin Transforms.
The Weiner-Hopf Technique I. The Weiner-Hopf Technique II.
THE FREDHOLM THEORY.
NONLINEAR INTEGRAL EQUATIONS.
The Schauder Fixed Point Theorem.
Index.
