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An Inverse Problem for Determining the Piston Speed from a Given Lipschitz Leading Shock
We analyze an inverse problem for determining the piston speed and the associated flow field from a prescribed leading shock and the initial data in a shock tube. The gas flow is described by the isentropic Euler equations (i.e., the $p$-system), while the trajectory of the leading shock is prescrib
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