MATH Research Publications
Browse by
The collection of peer-reviewed research articles (co)authored by faculty of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics.
All items in SOAR are protected by copyright, with all rights reserved, unless otherwise indicated
Recent Submissions
-
Peakedness and convex ordering for elliptically contoured random fields
(Elsevier, 2018-12)For the peakedness comparison between two Gaussian random fields about their mean functions, a necessary and sufficient condition is derived in this paper in terms of their covariance functions. interestingly, such a ... -
Optically thin core accretion: how planets get their gas in nearly gas-free discs
(Oxford University Press, 2018-05-11)Models of core accretion assume that in the radiative zones of accreting gas envelopes, radiation diffuses. But super-Earths/sub-Neptunes (1-4 R-circle plus, 2-20M(circle plus)) point to formation conditions that are ... -
On increasing stability in the two dimensional inverse source scattering problem with many frequencies
(IOP Publishing, 2018-03-29)In this paper, we will study the increasing stability in the inverse source problem for the Helmholtz equation in the plane when the source term is assumed to be compactly supported in a bounded domain O with a sufficiently ... -
Programming quantum annealing computers using machine learning
(IEEE, 2017)Commercial quantum annealing (QA) machines are now being built with hundreds of quantum bits (qubits). These are used as analog computers, to solve optimization problems by annealing to an unknown ground state (the solution), ... -
A new test for decreasing mean residual lifetimes
(Taylor & Francis, 2018-03-02)The mean residual life of a non negative random variable X with a finite mean is defined by M(t) = E[X - t|X > t] for t 0. One model of aging is the decreasing mean residual life (DMRL): M is decreasing (non increasing) ... -
Increasing stability in the inverse source problem with attenuation and many frequencies
(SIAM Publ., 2018)We study the interior inverse source problem for the Helmholtz equation from boundary Cauchy data of multiple wave numbers. The main goal of this paper is to understand the dependence of increasing stability on the ... -
Isotropic random fields with infinitely divisible marginal distributions
(Taylor & Francis, 2018)A simple but efficient approach is proposed in this paper to construct the isotropic random field in (d 2), whose univariate marginal distributions may be taken as any infinitely divisible distribution with finite variance. ... -
A generalization of ''Existence and behavior of the radial limits of a bounded capillary surface at a corner''
(Pacific Journal of Mathematics, 2018-02)The principal existence theorem (i.e., Theorem 1) of "Existence and behavior of the radial limits of a bounded capillary surface at a corner" (Pacific J. Math. 176:1 (1996), 165-194) is extended to the case of a contact ... -
A capillary surface with no radial limits
(Pacific Journal of Mathematics, 2018)In 1996, Kirk Lancaster and David Siegel investigated the existence and behavior of radial limits at a corner of the boundary of the domain of solutions of capillary and other prescribed mean curvature problems with contact ... -
Preface -- Inverse Problems for Partial Differential Equations First Edition Preface
(Springer, 2017)This book describes the contemporary state of the theory and some numerical aspects of inverse problems in partial differential equations. The topic is of substantial and growing interest for many scientists and engineers ... -
Preface -- Inverse Problems for Partial Differential Equations Second Edition Preface
(Springer, 2017)In 8 years after the publication of the first version of this book, the rapidly progressing field of inverse problems witnessed changes and new developments. Parts of the book were used at several universities, and many ... -
Isotropic two-dimensional pseudo-Riemannian metrics uniquely constructed by a given curvature
(Elsevier, 2018-01)We prove a global uniqueness theorem of reconstruction of a two-dimensional pseudo metric by a given Gaussian curvature. -
Appendix -- Function Spaces
(Springer, 2017)We collect here definitions and known results about space Ck+λ of H¨older continuous functions and about Sobolev space Hkp that we used in the book -
Chapter 1 -- Inverse Problems
(Springer, 2017)In this chapter, we formulate basic inverse problems and indicate their applications. The choice of these problems is not random. We think that it represents their interconnections and some hierarchy. -
Chapter 3 -- Uniqueness and Stability in the Cauchy Problem
(Springer, 2017)In this chapter we formulate and in many cases prove results on the uniqueness and stability of solutions of the Cauchy problem for general partial differential equations. One of the basic tools is Carleman-type estimates. ... -
Preface -- Inverse Problems for Partial Differential Equations Third Edition Preface
(Springer, 2017)In 10 years after the publication of the second edition of this book, the changing field of inverse problems witnessed further new developments. Parts of the book were used at several universities, and many colleagues and ... -
Chapter 2 -- Ill-Posed Problems and Regularization
(Springer, 2017)In this chapter, we consider the equation. -
Chapter 5 -- Elliptic Equations: Many Boundary Measurements
(Springer, 2017)We consider the Dirichlet problem (4.0.1), (4.0.2). At first we assume that for any Dirichlet data g0 we are given the Neumann data g1; in other words, we know the results of all possible boundary measurements, or the ... -
Chapter 7 -- Integral Geometry and Tomography
(Springer, 2017)The problems of integral geometry are to determine a function given (weighted) integrals of this function over a “rich” family of manifolds. These problems are of importance in medical applications (tomography), and they ... -
Chapter 4 -- Elliptic Equations: Single Boundary Measurements
(Springer, 2017)In this chapter we consider the elliptic second-order differential equation Au=finΩ,f=f0−∑j=1n∂jfjAu=finΩ,f=f0−∑j=1n∂jfj with the Dirichlet boundary data u=g0on∂Ω.u=g0on∂Ω. We assume that A = div(−a∇) + b ⋅ ∇ + c ...
RSS 1.0