Ill-posed Problems
Ill-Posed Problems is a mathematical concept in the field of inverse problems that refers to problems which fail to satisfy one or more of the three Hadamard criteria for well-posedness—namely existence, uniqueness, or continuous dependence of the solution on the input data.
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Solutions of Ill-Posed Problems.
John B. Bell, V. Y. Arsenin · Mathematics of Computation · 1978 · 8.2K citations
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