Theory and applications of convolution integral equations

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This book is devoted to various questions connected with solvability problems of integral equations with convolution kernel of the form \(\int^ x_ 0k(x-t)f(t)dt=g(x)\), \(\int^ \infty_ x k(t- x)f(t)dt=g(x)\), \(\int^ b_ a k(x-t)f(t)dt=g(x)\), \(-\infty\leq a<b\leq+\infty\), \(\int^ x_ 0 k\left({x\over t}\right)f(t)dt=g(x)\) and other equations (in particulary, second kind, integro-differential and nonlinear equations). It is a revised version of the author's book ``Convolution integral equations with special function kernels (1977; Zbl 0346.45010). Contents. Chapter 1. Preliminaries on special functions kernels. Chapter 2. Basic properties and theorems. Chapter 3. Methods and illustrative examples. Chapter 4. Miscellaneous results and open questions. Chapter 5. Equations of the second and other kinds. Chapter 6. Convolutions over other intervals. Appendix. List of Symbols. Eight inversion tables, for special equations and kernels. The bibliography consists of over 500 items. The book may be interesting to many mathematicians mainly in the applied domains. For engineers this book will be of interest because of the well- classified inversion tables (p. 114-194) and the large list of bibliography. It should be noted that from the mathematical point of view the solutions of the majority of equations in the book are formally. They are valid for ``sufficiently good functions and cannot be valid without additional assumptions in other cases.




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