On the Approximation of Highly Oscillatory Integral Equations Via Radial Kernels

Abstract

In this work we used radial kernels for computing more generalized fast oscillatory integral equations. The proposed method is based on radial kernels. The present method is efficient for computing oscillatory integral equations with large oscillation parameters. The proposed method is very robust and capable of handling fast oscillatory integral equations.

Keywords

• Oscillatory integral equations,Interpolation Scheme,Radial kernels

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