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spellingShingle Sánchez‐Ávila, C., Sánchez‐Reíllo, R., International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering, A wavelet‐based method for solving discrete first‐kind Fredholm equations with piecewise constant solutions, Applied Mathematics, General Engineering, Numerical Analysis
title A wavelet‐based method for solving discrete first‐kind Fredholm equations with piecewise constant solutions
title_full A wavelet‐based method for solving discrete first‐kind Fredholm equations with piecewise constant solutions
title_fullStr A wavelet‐based method for solving discrete first‐kind Fredholm equations with piecewise constant solutions
title_full_unstemmed A wavelet‐based method for solving discrete first‐kind Fredholm equations with piecewise constant solutions
title_short A wavelet‐based method for solving discrete first‐kind Fredholm equations with piecewise constant solutions
title_sort a wavelet‐based method for solving discrete first‐kind fredholm equations with piecewise constant solutions
title_unstemmed A wavelet‐based method for solving discrete first‐kind Fredholm equations with piecewise constant solutions
topic Applied Mathematics, General Engineering, Numerical Analysis
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/nme.697