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Solving the third-kind Volterra integral equation via the boundary value technique: Lagrange polynomial versus fractional interpolation
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Elsevier
The solution to the third-kind Volterra integral equation (VIE3) usually has unbounded derivatives near the original point t = 0, which brings difficulties to numerical computation. In this paper, we analyze two kinds of modified multistep collocation methods for VIE3: collocation boundary value method with the fractional interpolation (FCBVM) and that with Lagrange interpolation (CBVMG). The former is developed based on the nonpolynomial interpolation which is particularly feasible for approximating functions in the form of t(eta) with the real number eta > 0. The latter is devised by using classical polynomial interpolation. The application of the boundary value technique enables both approaches to efficiently solve long-time integration problems. Moreover, we investigate the convergence properties of these two kinds of algorithms by Gronwall's inequality. (C) 2021 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Fractional interpolationGraded meshCollocation boundary value techniqueWeakly singularThe third-kind Volterra integral equationCOLLOCATION METHODS
NSTL
Elsevier
