Geodesic

Volume 30 (1994) no. 9

Sommaire

Minimization of convex functions on convex sets by means of differential equations
p. 1475-1486
On a second-order differential system and its periodic solutions
p. 1487-1497
Existence of optimal controls and necessary conditions for optimality for partially observable diffusion processes
p. 1498-1507
Polynomial representations of higher-order central exponents
p. 1508-1515
On a connection between the form of the boundary conditions and the basis property and the property of equiconvergence with a trigonometric series of expansions in root functions of a nonselfadjoint differential operator
p. 1516-1529
Separation of solutions of a class of nonlinear integral equations
p. 1530-1541
Singular integral operators in domains with corners in the plane
p. 1542-1552
Theory of singular solutions of singular integral equations and its application in diffraction problems
p. 1553-1560
On a remark of E. Goursat and its applications
p. 1561-1565
On an approximate solution of the Riemann problem with a discontinuous coefficient and right-hand side on an open contour
p. 1566-1573
On a system of integral equations that arises in nonstationary problems of aerodynamics
p. 1574-1583
Stability of isolated stationary points of difference equations with mixed monotonicity of the right-hand side. II
p. 1584-1593
A posteriori observation-estimation problems for two-parameter discrete systems with a fuzzy description of noise and perturbations
p. 1594-1600
On the error of the collocation method for singular integral equations with conjugation
p. 1601-1606
An approximate method for solving a Prandtl-type integral equation for a profile with a corner
p. 1607-1616
Approximate solution of singular integral equations under conditions of incomplete information
p. 1617-1625
Solution of weakly singular integral equations by the subdomain method
p. 1626-1634
On a numerical scheme for the Multhopp integral equation
p. 1635-1644
On an approximate solution of two-sided three-element boundary value problems with a shift, and their applications
p. 1645-1651