A family of high_order accuracy explicit difference schemes for solving 2_dimension parabolic P.D.E. are constructed. Th e stability condition is r=Δt/Δx 2=Δt/Δy 2【1/2 and the truncation err or is O(Δt 3+Δx...A family of high_order accuracy explicit difference schemes for solving 2_dimension parabolic P.D.E. are constructed. Th e stability condition is r=Δt/Δx 2=Δt/Δy 2【1/2 and the truncation err or is O(Δt 3+Δx 4).展开更多
The inverse problem for the 1-dimensional acoustic wave equation is discussed to deter-mine propagation velocity from impulse response. A relation between the propagation velocityand the wavefield can be established f...The inverse problem for the 1-dimensional acoustic wave equation is discussed to deter-mine propagation velocity from impulse response. A relation between the propagation velocityand the wavefield can be established from the analysis of propagation of discontinuities forhyperbolic equations. As a result, the inverse problem discussed in this paper is reduced to aparticular initial value problem of a semilinear system of P. D. E.. The Picard iteration forsolving this initial value problem is constructed and the convergence of iteration is proved.The main results are the following: (i) the propagation velocity can always be recovered fromthe impulse response, unless the inverse problem contains a singular point, where the propa-gation velocity is infinite or zero, or its total variation in the neighborhood of the singularpoint is infinite; (ii) the stability behaviour of the solutions of this inverse problem is es-sentially dependent on the total variation of logarithm of propagation velocity.展开更多
文摘A family of high_order accuracy explicit difference schemes for solving 2_dimension parabolic P.D.E. are constructed. Th e stability condition is r=Δt/Δx 2=Δt/Δy 2【1/2 and the truncation err or is O(Δt 3+Δx 4).
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文摘The inverse problem for the 1-dimensional acoustic wave equation is discussed to deter-mine propagation velocity from impulse response. A relation between the propagation velocityand the wavefield can be established from the analysis of propagation of discontinuities forhyperbolic equations. As a result, the inverse problem discussed in this paper is reduced to aparticular initial value problem of a semilinear system of P. D. E.. The Picard iteration forsolving this initial value problem is constructed and the convergence of iteration is proved.The main results are the following: (i) the propagation velocity can always be recovered fromthe impulse response, unless the inverse problem contains a singular point, where the propa-gation velocity is infinite or zero, or its total variation in the neighborhood of the singularpoint is infinite; (ii) the stability behaviour of the solutions of this inverse problem is es-sentially dependent on the total variation of logarithm of propagation velocity.
