A fast algorithm for the numerical solution of an integral equation with logarithmic kernel (Q2815261)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6598875
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6598875 |
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A fast algorithm for the numerical solution of an integral equation with logarithmic kernel (English)
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27 June 2016
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first kind integral equation
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ill-posed problem
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collocation method
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quadrature method
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boundary integral methods
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algorithm
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convergence
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numerical results
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The authors consider an integral equation problem. Such problems can be related to boundary value partial differential equations -- when boundary integral methods are applied, for instance. An important characteristic of the considered integral operator is that its image is not closed. This yields an ill-posed problem. However, the previous work on this topic shows that, under the suitable assumptions, one can apply a collocation-quadrature method to obtain a convergent sequence of the approximate solutions of this problem. The authors propose an algorithm which provides numerical solution of the considered problem. The main contribution of the presented work is a construction of the algorithm which reduces the complexity of the existing collocation-quadrature method while the same convergence rate is achievable. This results in accelerated algorithm. The presented numerical results show that the proposed scheme produces some significant savings of the CPU-time compared to the existing quadrature method.
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