On a certain class of operator equations with small parameter and regularization of ill-posed problems (Q1921823)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 923540
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    On a certain class of operator equations with small parameter and regularization of ill-posed problems
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 923540

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      On a certain class of operator equations with small parameter and regularization of ill-posed problems (English)
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      17 August 1997
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      This article deals with the operator equation \[ F(\varepsilon)(u)+ \varepsilon S(u)=f(\varepsilon), \qquad u\in X,\tag{1} \] with a small parameter \(\varepsilon\geq 0\) and nonlinear operators \(F(\varepsilon)\), \(S:X\to X^*\) of monotone type acting between a real reflexive Banach space \(X\) and its dual \(X^*\); the Hadamard correction of the limit equation \[ F(u)=f, \qquad u\in X\tag{2} \] is not assumed. The basic results of the article are concerned with asymptotic behavior of the solutions \(u_\varepsilon\) to Equation (1) for \(\varepsilon\to 0\); under some natural conditions including the assumption about strict convexity of \(X^*\) these results state that \(u_\varepsilon\) approximate the minimal residual in an appropriate sense for the limit equation (2). As a corollary of the basic theorems one can describe regularization algorithms for the approximate solution of Equation (2) which turn out to be convergent if and only if Equation (2) is solvable.
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      operator equation
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      nonlinear operators
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      monotone type
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      real reflexive Banach space
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      Hadamard correction
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      asymptotic behavior of the solutions
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      algorithms for approximate solving
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