Abstract

The accuracy of the calculation and optimization of the objective function and its parameters when solving applied engineering problems depends on the accuracy of the formulation of the main optimization problem, calculation and applied optimization problems, as well as the accuracy of computational methods for their implementation. An increase in the considered features of applied optimization problems will complicate the setting and methods of implementing boundary value problems. Thus, for the implementation of modernized boundary value problems, it will be necessary to apply several computational methods that will create a computational structure. The main condition for constructing a physically based boundary value problem is to find and justify the conditions for the existence of a unique solution. To increase the efficiency of the use of methods of calculation and optimization of technical parameters, it is necessary to increase the number of considered features of calculation and applied optimization mathematical models for heat and mass transfer in technical systems. Along with the construction of boundary value problems, it is important to define and justify the conditions for the existence of a single solution.
 The research article deals with some aspects of solving applied problems of heat and mass transfer in technical systems. Nonlocal boundary value problems for inhomogeneous and homogeneous pseudodifferential equations in partial derivatives with integral boundary conditions are considered, methods of solving a nonlocal inhomogeneous boundary value problem are proposed, and the correctness conditions of this problem in the class of infinitely differentiable generalized functions of power growth are defined and proven. Proved conditions for the existence of a correct problem for pseudo-differential equations with an integral boundary condition. The research of this article should be applied for controlling possible risks when solving applied problems in technical systems, biotechnology and veterinary medicine.

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