We consider an equation of the type $A(u+k*u)=f$, where $A$ is a linear second-order elliptic operator, $k$ is a scalar function depending on time only and $k*u$ denotes the standard time convolution of functions defined in $(-\infty,T)$ with their supports in $[0,T]$. The previous equation is endowed with dynamical boundary conditions. \pn Assuming that the kernel $k$ is unknown and a supplementary condition is given, $k$ can be recovered and global existence, uniqueness and continuous dependence results can be shown.

An identification problem with evolution on the boundary of hyperbolic type / A. Lorenzi, F. Messina. - In: ADVANCES IN DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. - ISSN 1079-9389. - 15:5-6(2010), pp. 473-502.

An identification problem with evolution on the boundary of hyperbolic type

A. Lorenzi
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F. Messina
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2010

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We consider an equation of the type $A(u+k*u)=f$, where $A$ is a linear second-order elliptic operator, $k$ is a scalar function depending on time only and $k*u$ denotes the standard time convolution of functions defined in $(-\infty,T)$ with their supports in $[0,T]$. The previous equation is endowed with dynamical boundary conditions. \pn Assuming that the kernel $k$ is unknown and a supplementary condition is given, $k$ can be recovered and global existence, uniqueness and continuous dependence results can be shown.
Elliptic equations with time convolutions. Dynamical boundary conditions. Determination of an unknown kernel. Semigroup theory. Applications to physical and biological problems.
Settore MAT/05 - Analisi Matematica
2010
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