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their Gibb's prior model based on the Perona and Malik energy functional [11] . Also it
differs from the classical gaussian noise model because of the nonlinear dependence of
the solution of the ratio I 1 /I 0 .
3
The Primal Descent Gradient Numerical Scheme
A number of mathematical difficulties is associated with the multivalued formulation
(7) and a regularization of the diffusion term div (
u/
|∇
u
|
) in form div (
u/
|∇
u
| ) ,
| = |∇
with
|∇
u
u
| 2 + 2 and 0 <
1 is implemented to avoid degeneration of
u = 0 . Using this approximation it is possible to give a (weak)
meaning to the following formulation:
Fixed λ , σ and (small) and given f
the equation where
L ( Ω )
W 1 , 1 ( Ω )
[0 , 1] find u
[0 , 1]
solving
div
+ λ
u
σ 2 [ u
r ( u ,f ) f ]=0
(8)
|∇
u |
complemented with Neumann homogeneous boundary conditions ∂u /∂n =0 and
where, for notational simplicity, we introduced the nonlinear function r ( u ,f )=
I 1 ( u f/σ 2 ) /I 0 ( u f/σ 2 ) .
This is a nonlinear (in fact quasilinear) elliptic problem that we solve with a gradient
descent scheme until stabilization (when t
) of the evolutionary solution to
steady state, i.e. a solution of the elliptic problem (8) which is a minimum of the energy
+
J ( u )+ λH ( u ,f )=
uf
σ 2
dx
=
Ω
u 2 dx − λ
Ω
λ
2 σ 2
|∇u | 2 + 2 dx +
log I 0
(9)
Ω
When 0 we have u → u , J ( u ) → J ( u ) and the energies in (6) and (9) coincide.
This approach amounts to solve the associated nonlinear parabolic problem:
= div
∂u
∂t
u
λ
σ 2
[ u
r ( u ,f ) f ]
(10)
|∇
u |
complemented with Neumann homogeneous boundary conditions ∂u /∂n =0 and
initial condition u (0 ,x )= u
)
to the steady state of (8), i.e. a minimum of (9) which approximates, for sufficiently
small, a minimum of the energy functional (6). Following [4] and using forward fi-
nite difference for the temporal derivative it is straightforward to define a semi-implicit
iterative scheme which simplifies to the explicit one:
1+ τ λ
σ 2
( x ) whose (weak) solution stabilizes (when t
+
0
u n +1
= u n + τ div
+ λ
σ 2
r ( u n ,f ) f
u n
(11)
|∇
u n |
where τ is the time step and spatial discretization for the approximated TV-term is
performed as in [12] .
 
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