Method Monte-Carlo for solving of non-linear integral equations

02/15/2021
by   M. R. Formica, et al.
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We offer in this short report a simple Monte-Carlo method for solving a well-posed non-linear integral equations of second Fredholm's and Volterra's type and built a confidence region for solution in an uniform norm, applying the grounded Central Limit Theorem in the Banach space of continuous functions. We prove that the rate of convergence our method coincides with the classical one

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