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  1. July 12th 2010, 11:08 PM #1
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    Integral equations #2 (method of succesive approximations)

    Hi all,

    I need the solution of the following exercise:

    Solve the integral equation
    g(s)= 1 + \lambda \int^1_{0} (s+t) g(t) dt
    by the method of successive approximations.
    Last edited by mr fantastic; July 13th 2010 at 03:13 AM. Reason: Re-titled.
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