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In this paper singularly perturbed parabolic initial-boundary value problems are considered which, in addition, are illposed. The latter means that at one end of the 1-d spatial domain two conditions (for the solution and its spatial derivative) are given while on the other end the corresponding quantities are to be determined. It is well-known that such problems are illposed in the mathematical sense. Here, in addition, boundary layers may occur which make the problems more difficult. For relatively simple examples numerical experiments have been carried out and numerical results are shown. The Conjugate Gradient Methods is used to find the desired quantities iteratively. It will be explained what has to be done in any iteration step. A regularisation is performed by means of discretization and by determining an optimal final iteration step via a stopping rule.

Experimental studies on illposed singularly perturbed boundary value problems for parabolic differential equations