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A high order method for non-smooth Fredholm equations
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    A high order method for non-smooth Fredholm equations (English)
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    8 January 1998
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    The authors deal with a class of second kind non-smooth Fredholm integral equations closely related to Wiener-Hopf equations. By using Sloan's iterative technique the superconvergence is obtained. The method is not only of high order and more simple but it is also adaptable.
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    second kind non-smooth Fredholm integral
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    collocation method
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    Sloan's method
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    Wiener-Hopf equations
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    superconvergence
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