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29 December 1992 Invariant imbedding method and inverse source problems
Zhiming Sun, James P. Corones
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This paper studies the direct scattering and inverse source problems for an one-dimensional inhomogeneous slab. The method used is the time domain wave splitting and invariant imbedding technique. For the case when the internal source j is a product, i.e., j(x,s) equals D(x) i(s)Y, a new current scattering operator J that maps the function i(s) into the scattered waves at the boundaries of the slab is defined. A system of coupled nonlinear integrodifferential equations for the current scattering operator kernel J(x,s) and the reflection operator kernel R(x,s) is derived. The inverse source problem solved in this paper is recovering the source space distribution function D(x) from the given permittivity profile and current scattering operator kernel J(0,s) for 0 <EQ s <EQ 1. Numerical results of the computation of the J kernel and the reconstruction of D(x) are presented.
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Zhiming Sun and James P. Corones "Invariant imbedding method and inverse source problems", Proc. SPIE 1767, Inverse Problems in Scattering and Imaging, (29 December 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.139025
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KEYWORDS
Scattering

Inverse problems

Electromagnetic scattering

Signal to noise ratio

Complex systems

Convolution

Space operations

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