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摘要
本文考虑的是 N 维域中具有同质 Dirichlet 条件的方程 , 的初始边界值问题。在 Caputo 的意义上取分数导数。工作的主要目标是解决同时确定两个参数的逆问题:分数导数的阶数和拉普拉斯算子的度数。针对这个逆问题提出了一种新的公式和求解方法。研究证明,在新的表述中,逆问题的解是存在的,并且对于.类中的任意初始函数都是唯一的。需要注意的是,在之前已知的工作中,只证明了逆问题解的唯一性,而且要求初始函数足够平滑且非负。
Determining the order of time and spatial fractional derivatives
The paper considers the initial-boundary value problem for equation
, in an N-dimensional domain
with a homogeneous Dirichlet condition. The fractional derivative is taken in the sense of Caputo. The main goal of the work is to solve the inverse problem of simultaneously determining two parameters: the order of the fractional derivative
and the degree of the Laplace operator
. A new formulation and solution method for this inverse problem are proposed. It is proved that in the new formulation the solution to the inverse problem exists and is unique for an arbitrary initial function from the class
. Note that in previously known works, only the uniqueness of the solution to the inverse problem was proved and the initial function was required to be sufficiently smooth and non-negative.
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