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In [H] a uniqueness theorem was proved for the solution to the inverse problem for SCHRöDINGER'S equation in the class of piecewise analytic functions. In [8] and [9] functions were constructed for some multidimensional inverse problems ...
In [H] a uniqueness theorem was proved for the solution to the inverse problem for SCHRöDINGER'S equation in the class of piecewise analytic functions. In [8] and [9] functions were constructed for some multidimensional inverse problems ...
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The inverse problems for which uniqueness theorems will be proved are linear and their solution is reduced to the solution of first --order linear ... The methods used to prove uniqueness lead to special algorithms for the problems.
The inverse problems for which uniqueness theorems will be proved are linear and their solution is reduced to the solution of first --order linear ... The methods used to prove uniqueness lead to special algorithms for the problems.
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The uniqueness of a solution to the problem is proved in R. COURANT'S book [6]. At present, the determination of a function from its integrals over hyperplanes has been the problem dealt with most fully in monographs [12].
The uniqueness of a solution to the problem is proved in R. COURANT'S book [6]. At present, the determination of a function from its integrals over hyperplanes has been the problem dealt with most fully in monographs [12].
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Although, as we have indicated already, uniqueness has been proved before and a basic algorithm exists for constructing the required function, the inversion formula has been lacking for this problem. 1. Problem of Determining a Function ...
Although, as we have indicated already, uniqueness has been proved before and a basic algorithm exists for constructing the required function, the inversion formula has been lacking for this problem. 1. Problem of Determining a Function ...
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At this juncture, we shall slightly contract the class of functions for which we have proved the uniqueness of the reconstructed function from its integrals over ellipses. Namely, we shall consider functions u(r, 42) satisfying the ...
At this juncture, we shall slightly contract the class of functions for which we have proved the uniqueness of the reconstructed function from its integrals over ellipses. Namely, we shall consider functions u(r, 42) satisfying the ...
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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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