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Subject: Maybe a funny question/problem to solve

From: Dan

Date: 14 Aug, 2008 20:23:06

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Hi,

I am looking for the numerical solution for a function n(T). The equation I have is of the form:

n(T)-int(f(x,n(T),T),x)=0

(i.e. an integral equation for the function n(T)). I have very little Matlab background, but if you at least point me to the correct functions to use, that should be enough.

Thank you

Subject: Maybe a funny question/problem to solve

From: Dan

Date: 14 Aug, 2008 20:26:48

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To be a little more technical, it is a fredholm integral equation (I simplified a bit in the original post)

Subject: Maybe a funny question/problem to solve

From: Roger Stafford

Date: 14 Aug, 2008 23:47:02

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Dan <ijisdjasijd@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> To be a little more technical, it is a fredholm integral equation (I simplified a
bit in the original post)

That doesn't look like a fredholm integral equation to me. The closest I can
come to is a fredholm equation of the second kind, but the integrand is still all
wrong. How about giving us the version before being "simplified"?

Roger Stafford

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