Constructing and solving equations -- inverse operations (Q2567994)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2212413
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    Constructing and solving equations -- inverse operations
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2212413

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      Constructing and solving equations -- inverse operations (English)
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      6 October 2005
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      This nice expository paper addresses an interesting problem regarding construction of equations (ordinary differential, partial differential, functional, etc.) having a given set of solutions along with the inverse problem of finding solutions for a given class of equations. Several important aspects of this problem are discussed, including, for instance, situations when the solution space has a finite number of parameters and solutions are not smooth enough, the solution space contains arbitrary functions as parameters and solutions are smooth, the solution space depends on arbitrary functions and solutions are not smooth enough, etc. A number of illuminating results and examples are presented and an open problem is stated. The paper concludes with final remarks and hints for further research.
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      ordinary and partial differential equations
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      functional equations
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      solutions
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      solution space
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      constructing equations with given solutions
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