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Inverse problems for the diffusion equation with one time observation
We examine the inverse problem of recovering the potential term of an n-dimensional heat equation from a single time solution profile. We show that it is possible to uniquely determine this potential term via a stability inequality using solution measurements taken at a fixed time, assuming the pote
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