Abstract
An algorithm is developed for the numerical computation of minimum norm solutions of Fredholm integral equations of the first kind $Kf = g$. The algorithm is different from Tihonov’s method and avoids direct collocation. The method has the following geometrical interpretation: One is looking for a vector of minimum norm that lies in a given finite dimensional subspace and also in a given neighborhood of the set of all solutions of $Kf = g$. A convergence proof for the algorithm is presented and four examples are treated numerically.

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