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Inverse Problems of Natural Science

Sergey Kabanikhin

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Abstract A brief definition of inverse and ill-posed problems is given, the history of studying such problems is presented, and the relations of inverse problems to computer simulation is discussed.

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Abstract A brief definition of inverse and ill-posed problems is given, the history of studying such problems is presented, and the relations of inverse problems to computer simulation is discussed.

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Abstract A brief definition of inverse and ill-posed problems is given, the history of studying such problems is presented, and the relations of inverse problems to computer simulation is discussed.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Inverse, Inverse problem, Natural (archaeology), Calculus (dental), Applied mathematics, Natural science, Mathematical analysis

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