This paper examines uniqueness and stability results for an inverse problem in thermal imaging. The goal is to identify an unknown boundary of an object by applying a heat flux and measuring the induced temperature on the boundary of the sample. The problem is studied in both the case in which one has data at every point on the boundary of the region and the case in which only finitely many mea...

We investigate numerically an inverse problem related to the Boltzmann-Poisson system of equations for transport of electrons in semiconductor devices. The objective of the (ill-posed) inverse problem is to recover the doping profile of a device, presented as source function in the mathematical model, from its current-voltage characteristics. To reduce the degree of ill-posedness of the inverse...

‎In this study‎, ‎properties of spectral characteristic are investigated for‎ ‎singular Sturm-Liouville operators in the case where an eigen‎ ‎parameter not only appears in the differential equation but is‎ ‎also linearly contained in the jump conditions‎. ‎Also Weyl function‎ ‎for considering operator has been defined and the theorems which‎ ‎related to uniqueness of solution of inverse proble...

A new approach for point process diagnostics is presented. The method is based on extending second-order statistics for point processes by weighting each point by the inverse of the conditional intensity function at the point’s location. The result is generalized versions of the spectral density, R/S statistic, correlation integral and K-function, which can be used to test the fit of a complex ...

Abstract Reconstrution of light intensity fluctuations from photon-counting data is a typical ill-posed inverse problem for non-Hermitian transforming operator. Such problems cannot be solved with the help of eigenfunction representation which diagonalizes the operator and simplifies the regularization of a quasi-solution. We describe an analytical method to solve this inverse problem using the...

in this paper, we demonstrate the existence and uniqueness a semianalytical solution of an inverse heat conduction problem (ihcp) in the form: ut = uxx in the domain d = {(x, t)| 0 < x < 1, 0 < t t}, u(x, t) = f(x), u(0, t) = g(t), and ux(0, t) = p(t), for any 0 t t. some numerical experiments are given in the final section.

In this paper two approaches to solve the Poisson problem are presented and compared. The computational schemes are based on Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics method which is able to perform an integral representation by means of a smoothing kernel function by involving domain particles in the discrete formulation. The first approach is derived by means of the variational formulation of the Poiss...