I have trouble solving this task to find eigenvalues and eigenvectors for the Fredholm integral.
I could not find an analytic solution to the equation. That is why I am trying to solve it numerically in Wolfram Mathematica.

b and c are constants = 0.1 I saw a similar task for another kernel function (Fredholm Integral Equation of the 2nd Kind with a Singular Difference Kernel), but the Gauss-Legendre quadrature formula code doesn't allow solving this task because of singularity (division by zero are constantly happening).
Thanks for the advice.
Code to find 2 eigenvalues and eigenfunctions:
points = 100;
integrand[x_] =(exp[-0.1*Abs[x-y]]*cos[0.1*Abs[x - y]]) f[x];
domain = {0,1};
{nodes, weights} = Most[NIntegrate`GaussRuleData[points, MachinePrecision]];
midgrid = Rescale[nodes, {0, 1}, domain];
grid = Flatten[{domain[[1]], midgrid, domain[[-1]]}];
int = -Subtract @@ domain weights.Map[integrand, midgrid];
{b, m} = CoefficientArrays[int, f /@ grid];
mat = Table[m, {y, grid}];
{val, vec} = Eigensystem[mat, 2];
ListLinePlot[vec[[;; 2]], PlotRange -> All]
