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Analysis of the SQP Method for Hyperbolic PDE-Constrained Optimization in Acoustic Full Waveform Inversion
In this paper, the SQP method applied to a hyperbolic PDE-constrained
optimization problem is considered. The model arises from the acoustic full
waveform inversion in the time domain. The analysis is mainly challenging due
to the involved hyperbolicity and second-order bilinear structure. This
notorious character leads to an undesired effect of loss of regularity in the
SQP method, calling for a substantial extension of developed parabolic
techniques. We propose and analyze a novel strategy for the well-posedness and
convergence analysis based on the use of a smooth-in-time initial condition, a
tailored self-mapping operator, and a two-step estimation process along with
Stampacchia's method for second-order wave equations. Our final theoretical
result is the R-superlinear convergence of the SQP method.