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Main Author: Janno, Jaan
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Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.25266
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contents Inverse problem to determine simultaneously a general space- and time-dependent source and an initial state in a fractional diffusion equation from an {\it a posteriori} measurement of the normal derivative of the state on a portion of a boundary of the space domain is considered. Uniqueness for this problem is proved under the assumption that an order of a fractional derivative involved in the equation is irrational. The uniqueness result is generalized to an inverse problem for a coupled system of fractional diffusion equations, where both sources and initial states are unknown and first component of the state is measured on the boundary.
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spellingShingle Uniqueness of simultaneous reconstruction of general space- and time-dependent sources and initial states in fractional diffusion equations and systems from single boundary measurements
Janno, Jaan
Analysis of PDEs
Inverse problem to determine simultaneously a general space- and time-dependent source and an initial state in a fractional diffusion equation from an {\it a posteriori} measurement of the normal derivative of the state on a portion of a boundary of the space domain is considered. Uniqueness for this problem is proved under the assumption that an order of a fractional derivative involved in the equation is irrational. The uniqueness result is generalized to an inverse problem for a coupled system of fractional diffusion equations, where both sources and initial states are unknown and first component of the state is measured on the boundary.
title Uniqueness of simultaneous reconstruction of general space- and time-dependent sources and initial states in fractional diffusion equations and systems from single boundary measurements
topic Analysis of PDEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.25266