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S. A. Huber,P. A. Lodge,L. P. Jobation" of the system for which the model is derived and the solution of the model equation as a function of the unknown parameter. We study the continuous dependence of the output least squares formulation on the observation of the system. There is no a-priori assumption on the uniqueness of the output least squares solutions.

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S. A. Huber,P. A. Lodge,L. P. Jobation" of the system for which the model is derived and the solution of the model equation as a function of the unknown parameter. We study the continuous dependence of the output least squares formulation on the observation of the system. There is no a-priori assumption on the uniqueness of the out

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95478-8pect to t is the Min Max with respect to the points solution of the Min Max problem of the derivative of the original functional with respect to t. To illustrate the use of this theorem, we apply it to the control of an elliptic equation with a non-differentiable observation and to a shape optimal d

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