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CONTENTSIntroduction..........................................................................................................................................................5Preliminaries........................................................................................................................................................7 1. Linear spaces and linear operators..............................................................................................................7 2. Right...
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We deal with a class of integral equations on the unit circle in the complex plane with a regular part and with rotations of the form
(*) x(t) + a(t)(Tx)(t) = b(t),
where and are of the form (3) below. We prove that under some assumptions on analytic continuation of the given functions, (*) is a singular integral equation for m odd and is a Fredholm equation for m even. Further, we prove that T is an algebraic operator with characteristic polynomial . By means of the Riemann boundary value...
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