Integral equations Volterra equations Concept
Volterra integral equation
Summary
A Volterra integral equation is an integral equation in which the integral runs from a fixed point up to the variable . The typical form of the second kind is . Every initial value problem for an ordinary differential equation can be written as a Volterra equation of the second kind, in general a nonlinear one. Under mild conditions, the linear equation of the second kind has a unique solution, given by a convergent series of iterated kernels.
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