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Work: Multidimensional Inverse Problems for Differential Equations

  1. A Linear Inverse Problem for a Multidimensional Mixed-Type Second-Order Equation of the First-Kind

    С. З. Джамалов, Ravshan Ashurov

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  3. Solute Transport with Non-Equilibrium Adsorption In A Non-Homogeneous Porous Medium

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  4. About Global Solvability of a Multidimensional Inverse Problem for an Equation with Memory

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  5. Linear Inverse Problem for 3-Dimensional Chaplygin Equation with Semi–Nonlocal Boundary Conditions in a Prismatic Unbounded Domain

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  6. An Analog of the Tricomi Problem for a Mixed-Type Equation with Fractional Derivative. Inverse Problems

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  7. On Linear Two-Point Inverse Problem for a Multidimensional Wave Equation with Semi-Nonlocal Boundary Conditions

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