I: Inverse Initial Value Problems in Ordinary Differential Equations. - 1. Smooth Numerical Solutions of Ordinary Differential Equation Systems. - 2. Towards Parameter Identification for Large Chemical Reaction Systems. - 3. Identification of Rate Constants in Bistable Chemical Reactions. - 4. New Methods of Parameter Identification in Kinetics of Closed and Open Reaction Systems. - 5. On the Estimation of Small Perturbations in Ordinary Differential Equations. - II: Inverse Boundary and Eigenvalue Problems in Ordinary Differential Equations. - 6. Multiple Shooting Techniques Revisited. - 7. Recent Advances in Parameteridentification Techniques for O. D. E. - 8. Some Examples of Parameter Estimation by Multiple Shooting. - 9. Unrestricted Harmonic Balance III Application to Running and Standing Chemical Waves. - 10. Inverse Eigenvalue Problems for the Mantle. - 11. Inverse Problems of Quantal Potential Scattering at Fixed Energy. - 12. An Inverse Eigenvalue Problem from Control Theory. - 13. Numerical Methods for Robust Eigenstructure Assignment in Control System Design. - III: Inverse Problems in Partial Differential Equations. - 14. Some Inverse Problems in Electrocardiology. - 15. Determination of Coefficients in Reservoir Simulation. - 16. Identification of Nonlinear Soil Physical Parameters from an Input-Output Experiment. - 17. On an Inverse Non-Linear Diffusion Problem. - 18. The Numerical Solution of a Non-Characteristic Cauchy Problem for a Parabolic Equation. - 19. The Inverse Problem in Geoelectrical Prospecting Assuming a Horizontally Layered Half-Space. - 20. Two Dimensional Velocity Inversion for Acoustic Waves with Incomplete Information. - IV: Fredholm Integral Equations of the First Kind. - 21. Exploiting the Ranges of Radon Transforms in Tomography. - 22. Regularization Techniques for Inverse Problems in Molecular Biology. - 23. A Comparison of Statistical Regularization and Fourier Extrapolation Methods for Numerical Deconvolution. - 24. Deconvolution of Gaussian and Other Kernels. - 25. Regularization by Least-Squares Collocation. - Contributors. Language: English