Abstract
We consider a class of finite difference schemes for approximating solutions to ill-posed Cauchy problems for first order linear operator differential equations in a Hilbert space. Both the operator and the initial state in the problems are supposed to be noisy. Using an appropriate coordination between the mesh width and error levels, we improve previous error estimates for approximations generated by the schemes.
Keywords.: Ill-posed problem; operator differential equation; Cauchy problem; finite difference method; error estimates
Received: 2010-09-26
Published Online: 2011-04-02
Published in Print: 2011-March
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Keywords for this article
Ill-posed problem;
operator differential equation;
Cauchy problem;
finite difference method;
error estimates
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