Asymptotic analysis and asymptotic domain decomposition for an integral equation of the radiative transfer type
The paper is concerned with an integral equation of radiative transfer type being solved over a long time interval. The aim of the paper is to provide an asymptotic solution of the problem and to give details of a transformation that leads to an equation over a shorter time interval. The paper is structured as follows: After basic preliminaries, the authors show how an asymptotic solution can be constructed, they then propose a decomposition of the domain. Finally some estimates of accuracy under simplified boundary layer conditions are presented.
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