
Karzan BerdawoodSalahaddin University-Erbil | SUH · Department of Mathematics
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This paper deals with an inverse problem governed by the Helmholtz equation. It consists in recovering lackingdata on a part of the boundary based on the Cauchy data on the other part. We propose an optimal choice of the relaxationparameter calculated dynamically at each iteration. This choice of relaxation parameter ensures convergence without pri...
Abstract. Data completion known as Cauchy problem is one most investigated inverse problems. In this work we consider a Cauchy problem associated
with Helmholtz equation. Our concerned is the convergence of the well-known
alternating iterative method [25]. Our main result is to restore the convergence for the classical iterative algorithm (KMF) whe...
This paper is concerned with the Cauchy problem for the Helmholtz equation. Recently, some new works asked the convergence of the well‐known alternating iterative method. Our main result is to propose a new alternating algorithm based on relaxation technique. In contrast to the existing results, the proposed algorithm is simple to implement, conver...
In this paper, two relaxation algorithms on the Dirichlet Neumann boundary condition, for solving the Cauchy problem governed to the Modified Helmholtz equation are presented and compared to the classical alternating iterative algorithm. The numerical results obtained using our relaxed algorithm and the finite element approximation show the numeric...
In this paper, we focus on obtaining an approximate solution of the two types of twodimensional linear Volterra-Fredhom integral equations of the second kind. Series
solution method is reformulated and applied with different bases functions for finding
an approximate solution (sometimes the exact solution) for the above two types of
integral equati...