Integral identity for a class of ill-posed problems generated by a parabolic equation
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Sergey A. Vavilov
Abstract
The goal of the present study is to derive an integral identity for a class of ill-posed problems generated by a parabolic equation. The obtained result enables us to reduce the original ill-posed problem directly to the first-kind Fredholm equation with translation kernel. Various real world applications to a different fields of knowledge, including ecology and finances, are presented.
Acknowledgements
The authors are grateful to professor V. G. Osmolovskii for his interest to the paper and valuable comments.
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