A. Kovtanyuk, A. Chebotarev, V. Turova, I. Sidorenko, R. Lampe
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Inverse problem for a linearized model of oxygen transport in brain
A continuum steady-state model of oxygen transport in brain with unknown intensities of the sources describing the oxygen inflow and its outflow via the arterioles and venules is studied. The corresponding boundary value problem is reduced to an inverse problem with finite overdetermination. The unique solvability of the inverse problem is proved, and a numerical approach to find a solution is proposed.