Volterra integro-differential equation
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Definition
Let , , and . Let and be continuous, and let . A Volterra integro-differential equation with initial value is the problem of finding a continuously differentiable with It is linear when and for continuous matrix functions , and a continuous . Equations with higher derivatives of , or with derivatives of inside the integral, are included in the same name.
Remarks
Example: , , with and . Differentiating gives with and , so . Check: .
Non-example: for has an integral over the fixed interval , including future times, so it is an integro-differential equation of Fredholm type, not of Volterra type.
Integrating from to turns the problem into the Volterra integral equation If and are Lipschitz in their last variable, uniformly in the others, successive approximations converge on all of and give a unique solution. This generalizes the initial value problem for ordinary differential equations, which is the case .
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