Inverse source problem in an advection–dispersion–reaction system: application to water pollution

Abstract

In this paper, we consider the problem of identifying an unknown source F( x, t)= λ(t)δ(x − S) in the following system: (∂t − D∂xx + V∂ x + R)u(x, t) = F( x, t), 0

Keywords

• WATER POLLUTION

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