
The authors investigate the following problems: (1) a collocation procedure for a linear Volterra integral equation of the second kind and (2) its approximate solutions using the sinc basis functions based on the conformal maps of analytic functions.
Computational Mathematics, collocation method, Walsh function, Volterra integral equations, sinc function, Applied Mathematics, Sinc function, Numerical methods for integral equations, Volterra integral equation, Collocation method, conformal map
Computational Mathematics, collocation method, Walsh function, Volterra integral equations, sinc function, Applied Mathematics, Sinc function, Numerical methods for integral equations, Volterra integral equation, Collocation method, conformal map
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