On the Uniqueness of the Solution of the Inverse Coefficient Problem for the Helmholtz Equation in a Phaseless Spatially Nonoverdetermined Statement
M. Yu. Kokurin
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M. Yu. Kokurin
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Abstract We establish the uniqueness of the solution of the inverse problem for the Helmholtz equation in which the refraction coefficient, which describes the properties of a bounded inhomogeneity in a wave medium, is sought. The initial data for determining the desired coefficient are the absolute values of the solutions corresponding to either point sources concentrated on a segment or spherically symmetric distributed sources with centers on the segment. The measurements of the wave field are carried out in a plane domain that does not meet the inhomogeneity localization area.
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Abstract We establish the uniqueness of the solution of the inverse problem for the Helmholtz equation in which the refraction coefficient, which describes the properties of a bounded inhomogeneity in a wave medium, is sought. The initial data for determining the desired coefficient are the absolute values of the solutions corresponding to either point sources concentrated on a segment or spherically symmetric distributed sources with centers on the segment. The measurements of the wave field are carried out in a plane domain that does not meet the inhomogeneity localization area.
Key concepts: Helmholtz equation, Mathematics, Uniqueness, Bounded function, Mathematical analysis, Inverse problem, Wave equation, Domain (mathematical analysis)