Differential equations with a difference quotient
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Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to study a class of ill-posed differential equations. In some settings, these differential equations exhibit uniqueness but not existence, while in others they exhibit existence but not uniqueness. An example of such a differential equation is, for a polynomial and continuous functions , �egin{equation*} frac{partial}{partial t} f(t,x) = frac{ P(f(t,x))-P(f(t,0))}{x}, quad x>0. end{equation*} These differential equations are related to inverse problems.
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