The problems
Functional bases of numerical analysis
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The problems
Functional bases of numerical analysis

Author : Claude BREZINSKI

Publication date: April 10, 2013 | Lire en français

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1. The problems

Let X and Y be two vector spaces and T : X → Y. Let x ∊ X and y ∊ Y. Consider the equation

Tx=y.

There are three types of problems in numerical analysis:

  • the direct problem: given T and x, calculate y (e.g. a definite integral);

  • the inverse problem: given T and y, find x (e.g. systems of equations, differential and integral equations);

  • the identification problem: given x and y, find T (e.g. function approximation).

When X and Y are of infinite dimension, a direct treatment of the problem is...

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