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Tikhonov Regularization

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This chapter will continue the study of Tikhonov regularization and will be based on its classical interpretation as a penalized residual minimization. For this we will consider the more general case of merely bounded linear operators. In particular, we shall explain the concepts of quasi-solutions and minimum norm solutions as strategies for the selection of the regularization parameter.

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Kress, R. (2014). Tikhonov Regularization. In: Linear Integral Equations. Applied Mathematical Sciences, vol 82. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-9593-2_16

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