Note on a Uniqueness Theorem of Schiffer
D. S. Jones, David Colton, B. D. Sleeman, B. D. Sleeman
Abstract
D. S. Jones, David Colton, B. D. Sleeman, B. D. Sleeman
Abstract
AMS (MOS): 35R30, 76Q05 The uniqueness of the inverse scattering problem is examined. It is shown that the boundary conditions must be suitably restricted to secure uniqueness. For one class the far-field pattern for one incident field is sufficient for uniqueness and, for a wider class, information from a finite number of distinct incident waves suffices. In either case, the far-field also dictates the boundary condition on the scatterer.
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AMS (MOS): 35R30, 76Q05 The uniqueness of the inverse scattering problem is examined. It is shown that the boundary conditions must be suitably restricted to secure uniqueness. For one class the far-field pattern for one incident field is sufficient for uniqueness and, for a wider class, information from a finite number of distinct incident waves suffices. In either case, the far-field also dictates the boundary condition on the scatterer.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Uniqueness, Pure mathematics, Uniqueness theorem for Poisson's equation, Calculus (dental), Mathematical analysis, Dentistry, Medicine