2016
DOI: 10.1007/s10543-016-0629-6
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Superconvergent Nyström method for Urysohn integral equations

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“…Remark 1 There are integrals in the nonlinear system equivalent to the approximate equation ( 2) and in the evaluation of the iterated solution (3). We refer to [4] for more implementation details of the method. In practice, these integrals are evaluated numerically using quadrature rules of a convergence order d chosen such that the original convergence orders of the method be maintained.…”
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“…Remark 1 There are integrals in the nonlinear system equivalent to the approximate equation ( 2) and in the evaluation of the iterated solution (3). We refer to [4] for more implementation details of the method. In practice, these integrals are evaluated numerically using quadrature rules of a convergence order d chosen such that the original convergence orders of the method be maintained.…”
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“…Then, in the case where π n is given by the interpolatory projector at r Gauss points in each subinterval of the partition, we have proved in [4], the following error estimates for the superconvergent Nyström solution and its iterated version :…”
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“…In [11], the Nyström method was introduced for a class of integral equations on the real line with applications to scattering by diffraction gratings and rough surfaces. Recently, the Nyström method also has been applied to the Urysohn integral equations [12], Volterra integro-differential equations [13], Mellin convolution equations [14], and multifrequency oscillatory systems [15]. Influenced by the work mentioned above, the goal of this work is to develop the Nyström method for problem (1) and provide rigorous error analysis for the method.…”
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“…Integral equations occur in different fields of mathematical physics, engineering and mechanics. In particular, many problems like physical applications, potential theory and electrostatics are reduced to the solution of nonlinear integral equations, as noticed in [5] and references therein. One of the most important kinds of nonlinear integral equations is the Urysohn one, defined in the following form…”
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