On the determination of the coefficient of a nonlinear term in a parabolic equation

A second-order parabolic equation with an inhomogeneity of the form q(x0; t)u1+α(x; t), where x = (x0; xn) = (x1; · · · ; xn−1; xn) and α > 0, is considered in both direct and inverse problems. The inverse problem focuses on determining the coefficient q(x0; t) under heterogeneity. The trace of the direct problem solution is provided at the hyperplane xn = 0 as supplementary information. Conditions for the unique solvability of the direct problem are established. For the inverse problem, local existence and uniqueness theorems are proven.

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Uzbek Mathematical Journal
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2025-06-11
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https://doi.org/10.29229/uzmj.2025-2-6
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Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
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On the determination of the coefficient of a nonlinear term in a parabolic equation

DILSHOD DURDIEV
Uzbek Mathematical Journal
Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
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On the determination of the coefficient of a nonlinear term in a parabolic equation

DILSHOD DURDIEV
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Abstract

A second-order parabolic equation with an inhomogeneity of the form q(x0; t)u1+α(x; t), where x = (x0; xn) = (x1; · · · ; xn−1; xn) and α > 0, is considered in both direct and inverse problems. The inverse problem focuses on determining the coefficient q(x0; t) under heterogeneity. The trace of the direct problem solution is provided at the hyperplane xn = 0 as supplementary information. Conditions for the unique solvability of the direct problem are established. For the inverse problem, local existence and uniqueness theorems are proven.

Uzbek Mathematical JournalVol. 69(2)
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Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
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