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    Identification of parameters in the 2-D IHCP (English)
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    14 January 2001
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    The authors open their paper with a discussion of the ideas underlying the process of the mollification, a filtering procedure. They show how this can be applied to the heat equation where some of the boundary data are noisy. A marching scheme is produced with associated error and stability analyses. This is applied to two examples where the process is shown to be satisfactory.
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    identification of parameters
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    inverse heat conductive problem
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    error bounds
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    numerical examples
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    mollification
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    marching scheme
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