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Asymptotic Properties of Eigenvalues of Integral Equations

Charles Knessl, Joseph B. Keller

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Published: Feb 1, 1991

DOI: 10.1137/0151013

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The eigenvalue problem is considered for the integral equation ∫0aK(x,y)φ(y)dy=λφ(X). \int _0^a K( {x,y} )\varphi ( y )dy = \lambda \varphi ( X ). The eigenvalues and eigenfunctions are studied as functions of the upper limit a. For small values of a with K smooth, expansions of the solutions in powers of a are obtained, and it is shown that λ(N)(a)=O(a2N=1)\lambda ^{( N )} ( a ) = O( {a^{2N = 1} } ). For real symmetric kernels it is shown that ∣λ(N)(a)∣| {\lambda ^{( N )} ( a )} | is an increasing function of a for all values of a. For large values of a with additional conditions on K, expansions of the solutions in powers or fractional powers of a−1a^{ - 1} are obtained.

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