Inverse problems for stochastic transport equations

global results on some nonlinear partial differential equations for direct and inverse problems

در این رساله به بررسی رفتار جواب های رده ای از معادلات دیفرانسیل با مشتقات جزیی در دامنه های کراندار می پردازیم . این معادلات به فرم نیم-خطی و غیر خطی برای مسایل مستقیم و معکوس مورد مطالعه قرار می گیرند . به ویژه، تاثیر شرایط مختلف فیزیکی را در مساله، نظیر وجود موانع و منابع، پراکندگی و چسبندگی در معادلات موج و گرما بررسی می کنیم و به دنبال شرایطی می گردیم که متضمن وجود سراسری یا عدم وجود سراسر...

Inverse Source Problems in Transport Equations

Abstract. This paper proposes an iterative technique to reconstruct the source term in transport equations, which account for scattering effects, from boundary measurements. In the two-dimensional setting, the full outgoing distribution in the phase space (position and direction) needs to be measured. In three space dimensions, we show that measurements for angles that are orthogonal to a given...

Identification - - Inverse Problems for Partial Differential Equations : a Stochastic Formulation

This paper presents a stochastic formulation of a class of identification problems for partial differential equations, known as 'inverse' problems in the mathematicalphysics literature. By introducing stochastic processes to model errors in observation as well as 'disturbance' we can provide a precise formulation to interpret what appear to be 'ad hoc' techniques, especially in the treatment of...

Inverse problems for homogeneous transport equations. Part II. Multidimensional case.

Inverse problems for parabolic equations

Let ut −∇2u = f(x) := ∑M m=1 amδ(x− xm) in D × [0,∞), where D ⊂ R3 is a bounded domain with a smooth connected boundary S, am = const, δ(x− xm) is the delta-function. Assume that u(x, 0) = 0, u = 0 on S. Given the extra data u(yk, t) := bk(t), 1 ≤ k ≤ K, can one find M,am, and xm? Here K is some number. An answer to this question and a method for finding M,am, and xm are given.