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Two Integral Geometry Problems of Volterra Type on a Plane

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Integral geometry problems of Volterra type are problems which can be represented as problems of solution of Volterra operator equations. Here we consider two integral geometry problems in which integration is carried out along parts of parabolas. In contrast to the most of investigated integral geometry problems of Volterra type, for the problems concerned there take place exponential estimates of conditional stability, i. e., these problems are weakly ill-posed. The results presented in this paper were obtained by the author together with Akr. Kh. Begmatov (Samarkand State University).

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Lavrent’ev, M.M. (2000). Two Integral Geometry Problems of Volterra Type on a Plane. In: Spigler, R. (eds) Applied and Industrial Mathematics, Venice—2, 1998. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4193-2_7

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