Abstract
A generalization is given of the segments method in the form of a multistep method with generalized time for computing the transport of fast particles. The integral equation for a flow with generalized time in the phase space of variables is written under the assumption that the flow cuts the generalized time surface at right angles. The Green's function for the differential flow operator is the kernel of the integral equation. It is also shown that such an integral equation which can be obtained from a nonstationary kinetic equation provides a uniform consistent algorithm for solving either nonstationary or stationary problems. Examples of Green's functions are given for an operator of differential flow of fast electrons.
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