Nonclassical and Inverse Problems for Pseudoparabolic Equations
โ Scribed by A. Asanov; E. R. Atamanov
- Publisher
- De Gruyter
- Year
- 1997
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 156
- Series
- Inverse and Ill-Posed Problems Series; 7
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Table of Contents
Introduction
1 The Cauchy problem with data in a time-like manifold for the pseudoparabolic equation
ยง1.1 Uniqueness of the solution in the class U(a, b)
ยง1.2 Stability of solutions in the class U(a, b)
ยง1.3 On the stability type for the Cauchy problem with data in the time half-axis
ยง1.4 Existence of solutions in the class U(a, b)
ยง1.5 The Cauchy problem in the multidimensional case
ยง1.6 Uniqueness of continuation of solution to the degenerate differential equations with unbou nded operator in the characteristic case
2 Interior problems for pseudoparabolic equations
ยง2.1 Three-point problem
ยง2.2 The inverse problem for the pseudoparabolic equation without initial data
ยง2.3 The interior periodic problem
ยง2.4 Recovering the solution to the pseudoparabolic equation by its values in the curve
ยง2.5 The probability interpretation of multipoint problems
3 Inverse problems for operator pseudoparabolic equations
ยง3.1 The inverse problem for operator pseudoparabolic equations
ยง3.2 The inverse problem for the operator integro- differential pseudoparabolic equation
ยง3.3 Recovering the kernels of the integro-differential operator of pseudoparabolic equation
Bibliography
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