Projector-splines in the numerical solution of inetgro-differential equations☆

We consider a method based on projector-splines for the numerical solution of the Prandtl equation; the CPV integral appearing in the equation is approximated by a suitable quad- rature rule based on projector-splines. Necessary conditions are established for the approximate solution of the equation to converge to the exact solution.

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