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An Inverse Problem for the Wave Equation with Two Nonlinear Terms
Abstract
An inverse problem for a second-order hyperbolic equation containing two nonlinear terms
is studied. The problem is to reconstruct the coefficients of the nonlinearities. The Cauchy
problem with a point source located at a point \(\mathbf {y}\) is
considered. This point is a parameter of the problem and successively runs over a spherical surface
\(S \). It is assumed that the desired coefficients are
nonzero only in a domain lying inside \(S\). The trace of the
solution of the Cauchy problem on \(S\) is specified for all
possible values of \( \mathbf {y}\) and for times close to the arrival of
the wave from the source to the points on the surface \(S \); this allows reducing the inverse problem under
consideration to two successively solved problems of integral geometry. Solution stability estimates
are found for these two problems.