FINDING ROOTS OF DIFFERENTIAL – INTEGRAL EQUATIONS BY THE IDENTITY METHOD

Authors

  • Le Thieu Trang Tan Trao University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2022/744

Keywords:

Antiderivative, integral, differential – integral equation, identity, student

Abstract

To provide some math forms of differential - integral equations, as well as help students achieve remarkable results in exams such as National High School, Excellent Student Contests, and Olympiads, the author has mentioned how to use the homogenization method to find functions in the problem of differential - integral function equations. This helps form an effective way for students to encounter these math problems. These math exercises have been collected and synthesized from several documents and contests in recent years; the author has supplemented and formed general methods supporting students in different themes in studying and researching. Therefore, the students can design similar exercises by themselves

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References

[1] Olympiad exam problems and preparation materials for pupils and students of the Vietnam Mathematical Association (http://vms.org.vn).

[2] Fanpage: Mathematical journals and materials - Conquering the Math Olympiad.

[3] Nguyen Xuan Liem (1997), Calculus Volume 1, Education Publishing House, Hanoi.

[4] Nguyen Dinh Tri (editor)-Ta Van Dinh-Nguyen Ho Quynh (2008), Advanced Mathematics volume 2, Education Publishing House, Hanoi.

[5] Tran Duc Long-Nguyen Dinh Sang-Nguyen Viet Trieu Tien-Hoang Quoc Toan (2008), Calculus exercise, volume 1, Hanoi National University Publishing House.

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Published

2022-07-12

How to Cite

Lê Thiếu, T. (2022). FINDING ROOTS OF DIFFERENTIAL – INTEGRAL EQUATIONS BY THE IDENTITY METHOD. SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL OF TAN TRAO UNIVERSITY, 8(2). https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2022/744

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 2 (2022): Natural Science - Engineering - Technology

Section

Natural Science and Technology

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