Titlebook: Estimation Techniques for Distributed Parameter Systems; H. T. Banks,K. Kunisch Book 1989 Birkhäuser Boston 1989 Evolution.mechanics.scien

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Parabolic Equations,pproximation analysis of Chapter III employing the functional analytic convergence framework (i.e., the Trotter-Kato theorems) of Chapter II. The final three sections are devoted to a presentation of some related numerical discussions and results for problems governed by parabolic equations.

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Remoting, Components, and Interoperability,In this chapter we describe the fundamental inverse or parameter estimation problem and illustrate some basic conceptual ideas via a discussion of several specific schemes for linear parabolic systems.

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Approximation of Unknown Coefficients in Linear Elliptic Equations,In this section we show how classical estimates in the theory of linear elliptic equations can be used to obtain parameter estimation convergence of Galerkin approximations. We develop the results in the context of a Dirichlet problem but different boundary conditions can be treated with similar methods.

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David P. Farrington,Per-Olof H. Wikstromf this monograph. These examples are chosen from different scientific areas, and involve typical mathematical modeling questions. They illustrate the importance of determining unknown parameters (e.g., coefficients, boundary terms, initial conditions) from observations of the systems for which a qua

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Timothy F. Hartnagel,Harvey Krahns but we shall make frequent use of these in the sequel. For the reader who is familiar with operator-theoretic formulations of partial differential equations this chapter should provide a useful summary for quick reference, whereas those for whom this is new material may wish to supplement it with

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