Abstract
The paper is focused on problems for transport equations and random processes related to nuclear-geophysical technologies. The main attention is paid to problems of medium parameters evaluation on the base of measurement data. The results of the development of the approach and numerical methods for ‘successive approximations over characteristic interactions’ developed for solution of such problems are presented.
Acknowledgment
The author is grateful to B. V. Banzarov and A. A. Mogul’skii for discussion and help. It should be noted with appreciation that G. I. Marchuk initiated earlier author’s work on inverse problems of nuclear-geophysical technologies.
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