On Volterra integral operators with highly oscillatory kernels

Hermann Brunner

doi:10.3934/dcds.2014.34.915

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On Volterra integral operators with highly oscillatory kernels

Hermann Brunner^1,

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Department of Mathematics, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Received: December 2012

Revised: January 2013

Published: March 2014

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We study the high-oscillation properties of solutions to integral equations associated with two classes of Volterra integral operators: compact operators with highly oscillatory kernels that are either smooth or weakly singular, and noncompact cordial Volterra integral operators with highly oscillatory kernels. In the latter case the focus is on the dependence of the (uncountable) spectrum on the oscillation parameter. It is shown that the results derived in this paper merely open a window to a general theory of solutions of highly oscillatory Volterra integral equations, and many questions remain to be answered.

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Mathematics Subject Classification: 45D05, 47G10, 65R20.

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