Multidimensional Inverse Problems for Differential Equations |
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In a multidimensional problem, the required coefficients or right-hand sides of the differential equations are generally arbitrary functions of several variables belonging to a certain function space. Multidimensional problems were ...
In a multidimensional problem, the required coefficients or right-hand sides of the differential equations are generally arbitrary functions of several variables belonging to a certain function space. Multidimensional problems were ...
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One of the earliest and most familliar versions of such problems is the determination of a continuous function of n-variables through its mean values over spheres of arbitrary radius with centers lying on an (n-1)dimensional hyperplane.
One of the earliest and most familliar versions of such problems is the determination of a continuous function of n-variables through its mean values over spheres of arbitrary radius with centers lying on an (n-1)dimensional hyperplane.
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At the conclusion of the section, we show how the corresponding results carry over to the case of arbitrary n. For n = 1 , the following uniqueness theorem holds. Theorem 1: If equation (2) has a solution be long ing to C satisfying a ...
At the conclusion of the section, we show how the corresponding results carry over to the case of arbitrary n. For n = 1 , the following uniqueness theorem holds. Theorem 1: If equation (2) has a solution be long ing to C satisfying a ...
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Here re is an arbitrary positive number. 2°. In a neighborhood of the polar origin, u(r, ?) satisfies a HöLDER condition, (9) | u(r, ? ) | < Ar", (u > 0) where A and u are constants. 3°. Each u(r,'”) satisfies the inequality & (10) go ...
Here re is an arbitrary positive number. 2°. In a neighborhood of the polar origin, u(r, ?) satisfies a HöLDER condition, (9) | u(r, ? ) | < Ar", (u > 0) where A and u are constants. 3°. Each u(r,'”) satisfies the inequality & (10) go ...
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l On the Problem of Determining a Function from Its Mean | 19 |
Linearized Inverse Kinematic Problem for the Wave | 33 |
CHAPTER H Inverse Heat Conduction Problems with Continuously | 39 |
Inverse Problems for SecondOrder Elliptic Equations 31 | 51 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 57 |
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