Discrete approximation of hammerstein integral equations with discontinuous kernels
This paper deals with Hammerstein integral equations with discontinuous kernels. The notion of discrete convergence of vectors with increasing dimension to an essentially bounded function is introduced, defining a consistent system of linear piecewise integral connection operators between these spaces. Then the equation is approximated by a sequence of finite-dimensional equations and the rate of the convergence of approximation is estimated. No numerical example is treated. A comparison with classical numerical methods would be useful.
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