Inverse problems for differential equations with turning points

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Inverse spectral problems for the equation \[ -y+q(x)y=\lambda R^2(x)y, \;x\in [0,1], \] with separated boundary conditions are considered. The function \(R^2\) is assumed to have \(m\) zeros which are called turning points. The investigated inverse problems consist in recovering \(q(x)\) and the constants appearing in the boundary conditions from given spectral characteristics such as the Weyl function, two spectra, the so-called spectral data. The authors prove that these inverse problems have a unique solution. With respect to the presence of turning points, an approach connected with the contour integral method is applied. For constructing the solution, the so-called main equation of the inverse problem is derived.




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