On the content of the lecture
Besides the differential equations also integral equations are important mathematical concepts in physical, technical or medical applications. The formulation of boundary value problems by integral equations are often of theoretical interest (existence and uniqueness of solutions) as well as a basis of efficient numerical solution schemes. The lecture and the exercise session will give an introduction to a functional analytic approach to linear integral equations. We will discuss fundamental typs like Volterra equations, Fredholm equations and convolution equations.
problem sheets
Additionally there will be problem sheets and an exercise session, where we work on the problems. Afterwards also suggestions of solutions to the problems will be offered.
| Problem sheet | Themen |
| Problem sheet 1 | ODE <-> IEQ |
| Problem sheet 2 | completion, resolvent |
| Problem sheet 3 | compact sets, compact operators |
| Problem sheet 4 | compact operators, Riesz number |
There are solutions to the problems available in German. Please consider the German version of this page
Skriptum (pdf-Dateien)
Presumably, a lecture note will be available here by the end of the semester.
References
| H. Engel | Integralgleichungen | Springer, 1997 |
| H. Hochstadt | Integral Equations | Wiley, 1973 |
| W. Hackbusch | Integralgleichungen | Teubner, 1989 |
| K. Joergens, | Lineare Integraloperatoren | Teubner, 1971 |
| R. Kress | Linear Integral equations | Springer, 1989 |
| W. McLean | Strongly Elliptic Systems and Boundary Integral Equations | Cambridge University Press, 1999 |
