
Optimization Methods in Electromagnetic Radiation
Andreas Kirsch, Thomas S. Angell
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by Andreas Kirsch, Natalia Grinberg
OUP Oxford · 2008 · Hardcover
An introduction to the factorization method, a fairly new approach to certain inverse scattering problems in tomography. Written for those working in applied maths, physics or engineering.
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The factorization method is a comparatively recent technique for solving some classes of inverse scattering problems that arise in tomography. The book introduces the approach to readers who want to apply it to important families of inverse problems.
The authors show how widely the method can be used by working through typical examples of inverse scattering problems. Each example illustrates how the technique is set up and what it can recover, which makes the book a clear route into the subject for readers new to it.
This edition is published by OUP Oxford under ISBN-13 9780199213535.