proposition 10.25 The backward heat problem is ill posed

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proposition 10.25: The backward heat problem is ill posed10.25definition 10.6: Type of a second-order operator10.6definition 10.24: Well-posed problem10.24proof : ch:08-pdes@proof-8proofdefinition 10.4: The second-order operator10.4theorem 5.116: Sylvester's law of inertia5.116definition 10.79: Parabolic boundary10.79example 10.9: ex:pde-three-types10.9theorem A.83: Local canonical form for an elliptic operator with Hölder coefficientsA.83theorem 10.8: The type is a coordinate invariant10.8definition 10.1: Partial differential equation; order10.1definition 6.24: Metric6.24corollary A.152: UniquenessA.152corollary 10.76: Uniqueness and stability for the Dirichlet problem10.76corollary 10.81: Uniqueness for the heat equation10.81definition 30.22: Boundary conditions of elastostatics30.22theorem 44.45: Local existence and uniqueness; Choquet-Bruhat; imported44.45

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