We consider an inverse scattering problem for multiple obstacles $D=\cup_{j=1}^ND_j\subset {R}^3$ with different types of boundary of $D_j$. By constructing an indicator function from the far-field pattern of scattered wave, we can firstly determine the boundary location for all obstacles, then identify the boundary type for each obstacle, as well as the boundary impedance in case of Robin-type obstacles. The reconstruction procedures for these identifications are also given. Comparing with the existing probing method which is applied to identify one obstacle in generally, we should analyze the behavior of both the imaginary part and the real part of the indicator function so that we can identify the type of multiple obstacles
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We consider the inverse scattering problem of reconstructing multiple impenetrable bodies embedded i...
Any acoustic plane wave incident to an elastic obstacle results in a scattered field with a correspo...
Abstract. This paper is concerned with the direct and inverse time-harmonic electromagnetic scatteri...
We consider an inverse scattering problem for multiple obstacles D = ∪Nj=1Dj ⊂ R3 with different typ...
We consider an inverse scattering problem for multiple obstacles $D=\cup_{j=1}^ND_j\subset {R}^3$ wi...
We study two types of inverse scattering problems: 1) an inverse scattering obstacle problem with pa...
In this paper, we are concerned with the identification of complex obstacles from the scattering dat...
Abstract — We deal with the inverse scattering problem by an obstacle at a fixed frequency. The obst...
. We will establish far field identities for the scattering of time-harmonic acoustic waves from sou...
AbstractThis paper discusses the inverse obstacle scattering problem with transmission boundary cond...
Scattering is a physical phenomenon which can be modeled with a boundary value problem for a partial...
A generalization of Isakov's theorem ([13]) to admissible shapes that include screens with a Ro...
We develop a new multiwave version of the range test for shape reconstruction in inverse scattering ...
AbstractWe develop a new multiwave version of the range test for shape reconstruction in inverse sca...
The goal of this work is the numerical realization of the probe method suggested by Ikehata for the ...
We consider the inverse scattering problem of reconstructing multiple impenetrable bodies embedded i...
Any acoustic plane wave incident to an elastic obstacle results in a scattered field with a correspo...
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