Abstract:
We consider the problems of calculating global and local a-posteriori error estimates of approximate solutions to ill-posed inverse problems, introduced and investigated earlier by the author. For linear inverse problems in Hilbert spaces, they consist in maximizing a quadratic functional with two quadratic constraints. The article shows how under certain conditions these problems can be reduced to a problem of maximizing a special (written analytically) differentiable functional with one constraint. New algorithms for calculating global and local a-posteriori error estimates based on the solution of these problems are proposed. Their effectiveness is illustrated by numerical experiments on a-posteriori error estimation of solutions to the model two-dimensional inverse problem of potential continuation. Experiments show that the proposed algorithms give a-posteriori error estimates close to the true error values. Proposed algorithms for global a-posteriori error estimation turn out to be more rapid (3 to 5 times) than the previously known algorithms.