Abstract
We pose the inverse problem for the modified Aliev–Panfilov model, which involves determining the coefficient of a system of partial differential equations dependent on spatial variables from supplementary observations of the solution on the boundary. This inverse problem may be interpreted as a problem to find the shape and location of the cardiac region damaged by myocardial infarct. A numerical method is proposed for solving the problem and computer experiments illustrating its implementation are reported.
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