On a class of quadratic integral equations with perturbation (Q685286)

The author uses the Darbo fixed point theorem (involving measures of noncompactness) to show that the nonlinear perturbed integral equation of the form (1) \(x(t)=1+x(t)\int^ 1_ 0k(t,s)a(s)x(s)ds\) \(+\int^ 1_ 0F\bigl(t,s,x(t),x(s)\bigr)ds\) possesses a solution in the space of continuous or Hölder continuous functions on the interval [0,1]. Moreover, it is shown that the equation (1) has two solutions provided the functions involved satisfy some assumptions. In the reviewer's opinion there are a few unclear places in the paper.