Partial differential equations Basic notions and classification Concept
Well-posed problem
Summary
A problem is well posed in the sense of Hadamard if it has a unique solution that depends continuously on the data. These conditions say that a model of a physical process gives one answer, stable under small errors in the data. A problem that fails one of them is ill posed; such problems, like the backward heat equation or many inverse problems, need extra care. See the definition.
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| MSC | 35A01, 35A02, 35B30 |
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- Lax equivalence theorem
- Inverse problem
- Energy method
- Tomographic reconstruction
- Ill-posedness of first-kind equations
- Hadamard's example of ill-posedness
- Regularization of ill-posed problems