First-kind Fredholm integral equations with kernel of Hankel type

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The authors consider the first-kind Fredholm integral equation \((Av)(x)-f(x)\), \(x\in\mathbb{R}^+\), where \(A\) is the Stieltjes transform defined as \[ (Av)(x)=\int^b_a{v(y)\over x+y}dy,\quad 0<a<b<+ \infty. \] It is proved under some regularity assumptions on \(f\) that the above problem is well-posed according to Tikhonov; that is, for any \(f\) in a given class of data there exists a unique solution \(v\) of the above equation, and if \(| f(x) |\leq\varepsilon\), \(\forall x\in\mathbb{R}^+\), for some positive \(\varepsilon\) then \(| v(y)|\leq\alpha (\varepsilon)\), \(\forall y\in [a,b]\), where \(\alpha(\varepsilon)\) is a continuous non-decreasing function with \(\alpha (0)=0\). An expression of the solution \(v\) by means of a convergent Fourier series is also given.











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