Compact finite difference scheme is applied for a partial integro-differential equation with a weakly singular kernel. The product trapezoidal method is applied for discretization of the integral term. The order of accuracy in space and time is , where . Stability and convergence in  norm are discussed through energy method. Numerical examples are provided to confirm the theoretical prediction ...

in this paper, a numerical efficient method based on two-dimensional block-pulse functions (bpfs) is proposed to approximate a solution of the two-dimensional linear stochastic volterra-fredholm integral equation. finally the accuracy of this method will be shown by an example.

This paper is concerned with the problem of scattering of time-harmonic electromagnetic waves from penetrable diffraction gratings in the 2D polarization case. We propose a new, weakly singular, integral equation formulation for the scattering problem which is proved to be uniquely solvable. A main feature of the new integral equation formulation is that it avoids the computation of the normal ...

in this paper, a method for finding an approximate solution of a class of two-dimensional nonlinear volterra integral equations of the first-kind is proposed. this problem is transformedto a nonlinear two-dimensional volterra integral equation of the second-kind. the properties ofthe bivariate shifted legendre functions are presented. the operational matrices of integrationtogether with the produ...

We identify two classes of machine scheduling problems with time lags that possess Polynomial-Time Approximation Schemes (PTASs). These classes together, one for minimizing makespan and one for minimizing total completion time, include many well-studied time lag scheduling problems. The running times of these approximation schemes are polynomial in the number of jobs, but exponential in the num...

A typical imaging condition for seismic reflection data involves source and receiver wavefield matching, e.g. by cross-correlation, at every image location. This statement is true no matter how the two wavefields are reconstructed, for example by one-way wavefield extrapolation, or two-way reverse-time extrapolation, or Kirchhoff integral methods. This statement is also true when the source and...