Positivity constraints in linear inverse problems. I - General theory. II - Applications

Computer Science – Numerical Analysis

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Astrophysics, Boundary Value Problems, Constraints, Geophysics, Linear Equations, Range (Extremes), Applications Of Mathematics, Center Of Gravity, Curve Fitting, Error Analysis, Limits (Mathematics), Moments Of Inertia, Nonlinear Equations, Numerical Analysis, Planetary Gravitation

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This paper presentes a general method for solving linear inverse problems with either non-negative constraints or upper bounds or both. It is shown that for any finite problem approaching the exact one, there exists a finite set of extremal solutions and extremal directions such that any solution can be obtained from them by convex linear combinations. It is also shown how to substitute a finite problem for the exact problem in such a way that no information is lost. Several applications in geophysics are discussed, for example, the evolution of the set of solutions when a statistical distribution of errors is assumed. Some aspects of Parker's theory of ideal bodies (1974, 1975) are extended. Planar diagrams are studied showing two moments of a solution versus each other for all possible solutions. This technique can be extended to three-dimensional diagrams which can be used for gravity interpretation.

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