1 resultado para kink solutions in finite volume
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Fredholm integral equations of the first kind are the mathematical model common to several electromagnetic, optical and acoustical inverse scattering problems. In most of these problems the solution must be positive in order to satisfy physical plausibility. We consider ill-posed deconvolution problems and investigate several linear regularization algorithms which provide positive approximate solutions at least in the absence of errors on the data.