
A Volterra integral equation of the form \(u(t)=\epsilon \int^{t}_{0}[\pi (t-s)]^{-1/2}F(u(s),s)ds\) is considered where \(F(0,t)\sim c_ 0t^{-r_ 0}\) and \(F_ u(0,t)\sim -c_ 1t^{-r_ 1}\) as \(t\to +\infty\) and \(r_ 1<1/2\). Writing \(u(t)\sim \epsilon u_ 0(t)+\Delta (\epsilon)v_ 0(\tau)+...,\) where \(\tau =\epsilon^{\alpha}t,\quad \alpha =2/(1-2r_ 1)\) is the large-time variable a method is suggested to obtain \(v_ 0\).
Other nonlinear integral equations, Volterra integral equations, Applied Mathematics, Volterra integral equation, Asymptotics of solutions to integral equations, asymptotic expansions
Other nonlinear integral equations, Volterra integral equations, Applied Mathematics, Volterra integral equation, Asymptotics of solutions to integral equations, asymptotic expansions
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