On the numerical solution of Volterra integral equations on equispaced nodes

07/14/2022

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In the present paper, a Nystrom-type method for second kind Volterra integral equations is introduced and studied. The method makes use of generalized Bernstein polynomials, defined for continuous functions and based on equally spaced points. Stability and convergence are studied in the space of continuous functions, and some numerical tests illustrate the performance of the proposed approach.

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