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An integrodifferential equation of arbitrary order is solved explicitly. Integrals in the equation are understood in the sense of the finite part according to Hadamard. The equation is given on a closed curve located on the complex plane. The coefficients of the equation are variables and have a special form. The generalized formulas of Sokhotsky, the theory of the Riemann boundary-value problem, and the method of variation of arbitrary constants are used for the solution. An example is given.
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Shilin, A.P. Solution of an Integrodifferential Equation Containing Linear Functions of a Special Form in the Coefficients. Tech. Phys. 68, 158–160 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S106378422305002X
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