
doi: 10.1137/1025076
This paper presents an elementary introduction to linear Volterra integral and integro-differential equations. It is demonstrated that the theory of existence, uniqueness, dimensionality of the solution space, and the variation of parameters formula are virtually indistinguishable from the corresponding elementary theory of ordinary differential equations. A review of some current problems is also included.
reducible equations, Integro-ordinary differential equations, variation of parameters formula, Volterra equations, Volterra integral equations, convolution equations, existence, uniqueness, delay equations, dimensionality, nonconvolution equations
reducible equations, Integro-ordinary differential equations, variation of parameters formula, Volterra equations, Volterra integral equations, convolution equations, existence, uniqueness, delay equations, dimensionality, nonconvolution equations
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