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In a developing field with impact on many important aspects of applied mathematics, this work is a collection of 12 papers invited for the National Science Foundation Regional Conference on "Improperly posed problems in partial differential
equations" held at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N.M. in May 1974. Relevant in particular to applied mathematicians tackling the increasingly complex problems posed by modern advances in fields such as meterorology and geophysics, elasticity and fluid dynamics, the life sciences and other areas. Postgraduate students in mathematics, physics and engineering writing dissertations in partial differential equations and numerical analysis thereof, and graduate students in geophysics will also find it useful as a reference work.
Authors and contents: H.F. Walker: Well-posedness of certain elliptic problems in unbounded domains. J.A. Donaldson: A uniqueness class for two improperly posed problems arising in mathematical physics. S. Steinberg: Some unusual ill-posed Cauchy problems and their applications.
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