Abstract
In the preceding chapter, we saw that hyperfunctions are convenient tools in various calculations. Integral equations related to the Hilbert transform were taken up as examples. Since the aim was to show applications of Hilbert transforms, we considered only integral equations of very special types. In this chapter, we choose examples of integral equations from a wider domain and explain how to deal with them using hyperfunction theory.
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Imai, I. (1992). Integral Equations. In: Applied Hyperfunction Theory. Mathematics and Its Applications (Japanese Series), vol 8. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2548-2_17
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