Special version of the subdomain method for a class of integral equations of the third kind in the space of distributions
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The authors suggest and substantiate special direct methods for finding approximate solutions to integral equations of the third kind in the space of distributions. A general case of location of zeros of a coefficient is considered. The method is based on using the Kantorovich polynomials.
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