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Numerical solution of third-kind Volterra integral equations with proportional delays based on moving least squares collocation method. (English) Zbl 07880535

Summary: In this study, we propose a moving least squares approximation with shifted Chebyshev polynomials to solve linear and nonlinear third-kind Volterra delay integral equations (VDIEs). The suggested approach does not use meshing and does not rely on the geometry of the domain; therefore, we may consider it as a meshless method. This method approximates the solution using the collocation method based on the moving least squares approximation. The formulation of the technique for the suggested equations is described, and its convergence is analysed. Numerical results are presented to demonstrate the high resolution of the proposed approach and confirm its capability to provide accurate and efficient computations for Volterra delay integral equations of the third kind.

MSC:

45D05 Volterra integral equations
45G10 Other nonlinear integral equations
65R20 Numerical methods for integral equations
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