Formulating the Y-procedure's zone-3 backtracking as a square-pulse discrete inverse problem and regularizing with TSVD plus a multivaluedness cutoff yields better R–C reconstructions than Fourier filtration on synthetic TAP data.
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Resolving the inverse problem in pulse response analysis of TAP reactors
Formulating the Y-procedure's zone-3 backtracking as a square-pulse discrete inverse problem and regularizing with TSVD plus a multivaluedness cutoff yields better R–C reconstructions than Fourier filtration on synthetic TAP data.