In this paper a new formulation of the Linear Sampling Method, called the no\u2013Sampling Linear Sampling Method, is applied to the imaging and detection of unknown scatterers located inside an inhomogeneous background. Namely, by following a previous work by Colton and Monk, a modified far\u2013 field equation is used, which allows one for using line current sources and near\u2013 field measurements. The Green\u2019s function of the inhomogeneous background is numerically computed and used as the right hand side of the modified far\u2013field equation. The proposed method is then applied to two different scenarios: the detection of breast tumors and the imaging of cracks inside a dielectric slab. A numerical analysis of the method capabil...
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International audienceWe present a new qualitative imaging method capable of selecting defects incom...
In this paper we present a hybrid approach to numerically solving two-dimensional electromagnetic in...
We present a method to obtain quantitatively accurate images of small obstacles or inhomogeneities s...
In this contribution a new two-step algorithm for the imaging of scatterers embedded in an inhomogen...
International audienceWe present a new linear sampling method for determining the shape of scatterin...
This Ph.D. thesis presents a threefold revisitation and reformulation of the linear sampling method ...
A new sampling method for inverse scattering problems is proposed to process far field data of one i...
In this paper, a subsurface imaging problem is addressed. In particular, the focus here is to determ...
International audienceThe direct sampling method (DSM) has been introduced for non-iterative imagin...
A new numerical procedure is proposed for the reconstruction of the shape and volume of unknown obje...
International audienceIn this paper we consider the electromagnetic inverse scatting problem for GPR...
For the detection of hidden objects by low-frequency electromagnetic imaging the Linear Sampling Met...
Microwave imaging is a promising technique in biomedical imaging. Full-wave quantitative inversion h...
f ge quantity, which signifies the first-order perturbation of a given cost functional due to nuclea...
The goal of this paper is to study and further develop the orthogonality sampling or stationary wave...
International audienceWe present a new qualitative imaging method capable of selecting defects incom...
In this paper we present a hybrid approach to numerically solving two-dimensional electromagnetic in...
We present a method to obtain quantitatively accurate images of small obstacles or inhomogeneities s...