2000
DOI: 10.2140/pjm.2000.193.107
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Total determination of material parameters from electromagnetic boundary information

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“…To summarize: we have at this point at our disposal two asymptotic formulae with which to reconstruct the inhomogeneities; if the inhomogeneities are all of small diameter, then 13) and if the inhomogeneities are all thin strips (in two dimensions) then…”
Section: Integration Against Special Test Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To summarize: we have at this point at our disposal two asymptotic formulae with which to reconstruct the inhomogeneities; if the inhomogeneities are all of small diameter, then 13) and if the inhomogeneities are all thin strips (in two dimensions) then…”
Section: Integration Against Special Test Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the scalar case there is a factorisation modulo smoothing operators ∆ The proof given in [8] differs from Lee and Uhlmann's is in its use of families of operators parameterized by the normal distance x n . This technique was also used by Joshi and McDowall [10] with P j a smooth family of operators on Y of order m¨j. This definition extends naturally to operators on bundles, in our case the bundle of k-forms being the important example.…”
Section: Factorization and Symbol Calculusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Earlier results include [SIC92,SU92,CP92], and a simplified proof was presented in [OS96]. Stability results for this inverse problem are in [Ca10,Ca11], boundary determination results are in [Mc97,JM00], the case of chiral media is considered in [Mc00], and a recent uniqueness result for C 1 coefficients is given in [CZ13]. The inverse problem for Maxwell equations on manifolds was discussed in [OPS03].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%