Hyperbolic cross and the complexity of the approximate solution of Fredholm integral equations of the second kind with differentiable kernels (Q808208)

For integral equations with periodic kernels H(t,\(\tau\)) which have dominating mixed partial derivatives \(\partial^{2r}/\partial t^ r\partial \tau^ r\) the optimal information is obtained by the Fourier coefficients corresponding to the harmonics of the hyperbolic cross \(\Gamma_ M=\{(t,\tau);\quad | t| \cdot \tau^ 2\leq M,\quad | t| \leq M,\quad | \tau | \leq \sqrt{M}\}.\) The Fredholm equation of the second kind \(z=Hz+f\) is approximated by \(u=H_ Mu+S_ Mf,\) where \(S_ Mf\) and \(H_ Mu\) are partial sums of the corresponding Fourier series of order M. Its solution has the form \(u(t)=\sum^{4n+2}_{i=1}u_ i\ell_ i(t)+S_ Mf(t)\) with suitable coefficients \(u_ i\) and functions \(\ell_ i(t)\).