Titlebook: Inverse Problems; Proceedings of the C John Rozier Cannon,Ulrich Hornung Conference proceedings 1986 Springer Basel AG 1986 differential eq

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Determination of a Source Term in a Linear Parabolic Differential Equation with Mixed Boundary Cond φ(x), u(0,t) = σ. (t), and u. (1,t) + ?u(l,t) = σ.(t) from the additional specification of p(0)u. (0,t) = g(t). The problem is not well posed in the sense of Hadamard. Uniqueness is demonstrated. Continuous dependence of u and f upon the data is demonstrated for f twice continously differentiable i

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Inverse Problems for Parabolic Partial Differential Equations,k setting, employing the strategy of judicious choosing of test functions in order to extract detailed information regarding the properties of the weak solution. These notions are illustrated by an example inverse problem.

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Three-Dimensional Inverse Scattering,time-independent Schrodinger equation [Δ + h.?V(x)]φ(k,x) = 0 is summarized. It is most easily understood by considering the associated hyperbolic equation [Δ ?a. ? V(x)]u(t,x) = 0. Particular attention is paid to those aspects of the theory that hold for the wave equation [Δ ? n. (x)a.]u(t,x) = 0.

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Parameter Estimation for Distributed Systems Arising in Fluid Flow Problems via Time Series Methodses is very complex. The difficulties arising from multiphase flow problems are even more severe. There are many different sources of error in the modeling process which lead to the distributed parameter systems and their computer solution. Use of time series methods addresses several of these source

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Undetermined Coefficient Problems for Nonlinear Elliptic and Parabolic Equations,in quasilinear second order partial differential equations of the form . defined in a certain region and subject to overposed boundary conditions on its boundary. We include the possibility of a term .. in (1.1) since we intend to consider the case of parabolic as well as elliptic equations. This cl

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,Gel‘fan-Levitan’s theory and related inverse problems,om the differential operator .with . while the former reconstructs (p,h) from ρ. Thus, both theories are not only constructive, but also apply to singular boundary value problems. In the present article, we describe some remarkable structures of Gel‘fand-Levitan’s theory and their applications to th