Inverse problems on star-type graphs: differential operators of different orders on different edges (Q2440561): Difference between revisions

A finite graph is considered with a linear differential operator acting on each edge and interaction conditions at each vertex. It is required that the differential operator be of order say \(n\) of some of the edges and say \(N\) on all other edges. The zeroth order term in the differential operator defined as above is called the potential. A family of Weyl-type type matrices is defined for this problem. It is shown that this family of Weyl-type matrices determines the potential uniquely and a process is given by which the potential can be recovered.