Background
Isakov, Victor Michael was born on November 4, 1947 in Novokuznezk, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics. Son of Michael Peter and Evdokija Anisim (Kopitskaja) Isakov. came to the United States, 1987.
(Inverse problems arise in many areas of mathematical phys...)
Inverse problems arise in many areas of mathematical physics, and applications are rapidly expanding to such areas as geophysics, chemistry, medicine, and engineering. The main theme of this book is uniqueness, stability, and existence of solutions of inverse problems for partial differential equations. Focusing primarily on the inverse problem of potential theory and closely related questions such as coefficient identification problems, this book will give readers an understanding of the results of a substantial part of the theory of inverse problems and of some of the new ideas and methods used. The author provides complete proofs of most general uniqueness theorems for the inverse problem of gravimetry, a detailed study of regularity properties (including examples of non-regular domains with regular potentials), counterexamples to uniqueness and uniqueness theorems, and a treatment of the theory of non-stationary problems. In addition, the book deals with the orthogonality method, formulates several important unsolved problems, and suggests certain technical means appropriate for further study; some numerical methods are also outlined. Requiring a background in the basics of differential equations and function theory, this book is directed at mathematicians specializing in partial differential equations and potential theory, as well as physicists, geophysicists, and engineers.
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Mathematics educator and researcher
Isakov, Victor Michael was born on November 4, 1947 in Novokuznezk, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics. Son of Michael Peter and Evdokija Anisim (Kopitskaja) Isakov. came to the United States, 1987.
Doctor of Philosophy, Institute Mathematics Novosibirsk, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, 1973.
Researcher, Institute Mathematics 1971-1983; associate professor, Novosibirsk State University, 1976-1982; researcher, New York University, 1987; researcher, Cornell Univercity, Ithaca, New York, 1988; professor, Wichita State University, since 1988.
(Inverse problems arise in many areas of mathematical phys...)
Member American Mathematics Society.
Married Ludmila Nasadiuk, March 27, 1978 (divorced 1985). Married Tatiana Romuald Malkova, July 21,1988.
