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All of them rely on the following Proposition. For any \\(k\\geq 0\\) and any function \\(q\\in L^ 2({\\mathbb{R}}^ 3)\\) with Supp \\(q\\subset D\\), D being a bounded domain, then the equation \\[ (1)\\quad [\\Delta^ 2+k^ 2-q(x)]u=0\\quad in\\quad {\\mathbb{R}}^ 3 \\] admits a solution of the form \\(u(x,z)=\\exp (iz\\cdot x)[1+R(x,z)]\\) \\((z\\in {\\mathbb{C}}^ 3\\), \\(z\\cdot z=k^ 2)\\) such that \\(\\| R(\\cdot,z)\\|_{L^{\\infty}(D)}\\leq c| z|^{-1/2} \\ell n| z|\\) as \\(z\\to \\infty\\), \\(z\\cdot z=k^ 2\\), Im \\(z\\neq 0.\\) The first uniqueness result concerns the recovering of the potential \\(q\\in L^ 2({\\mathbb{R}}^ 3)\\) (with Supp \\(q\\subset D)\\) in (1) under the assumption that the scattering amplitude \\[ (2)\\quad A(\\theta ',\\theta,k)=-(4\\pi)^{-1}\\int_{{\\mathbb{R}}^ 3}q(x)\\exp (-ik\\theta '\\cdot x)u(\\theta,k,x)dx \\] is known. In (2) \\(\\theta,\\theta '\\in S^ 2\\) (the unit sphere in \\({\\mathbb{R}}^ 3)\\) and \\(u(\\theta,k,x)=\\exp (ik\\theta \\cdot x)+v(\\theta,k,x).\\) A second uniqueness result for the potential q in (1) is proved when the following additional information is prescribed: \\[ (3)\\quad u=f\\quad on\\quad \\partial D,\\quad \\partial u/\\partial N=g\\quad on\\quad \\partial D, \\] for any f running through \\(C^ 1(\\partial D).\\) A similar result for equation (1) with left-hand side substituted by - \\(\\delta\\) (x-y) and \\(D\\subset {\\mathbb{R}}^ 3_-=\\{x\\in {\\mathbb{R}}^ 3:\\quad x_ 3<0\\}\\) is obtained when we are given the additional information \\(u(x,y)=\\phi (x,y),\\) \\(x,y\\in {\\mathbb{R}}^ 3_-.\\) A further uniqueness result is related to the identification of the unknown coefficient \\(\\sigma \\in H^ 2(\\Omega)\\) in the overdetermined boundary value problem \\[ (4)\\quad \\nabla \\cdot (\\sigma (x)\\nabla u)=0\\quad in\\quad D,\\quad u=f\\quad on\\quad \\partial D,\\quad \\partial u/\\partial N=g\\quad on\\quad \\partial D. \\] Here \\(D\\subset {\\mathbb{R}}^ 3\\) is a bounded domain with a smooth boundary \\(\\partial D\\), N is the outward normal versor to \\(\\partial D\\), \\(\\sigma (x)\\geq C>0\\) \\(\\forall x\\in {\\bar \\Omega}\\) and f runs through \\(C^ 1(\\partial \\Omega)\\). The last uniqueness result is concerned with the determination of the pair \\((a_ 1,a_ 2)\\) in the overdetermined problem (5) \\(\\Delta_ xu+k^ 2_ ja_ 1(x)u+\\nabla_ x\\cdot (a_ 2(x)\\nabla_ xu)=-\\delta (x-y)\\) in \\({\\mathbb{R}}^ 3\\), \\(j=1,2,\\) (6) \\(u(x,y,k_ j)=\\phi_ j(x,y)\\), \\(x,y\\in \\partial {\\mathbb{R}}^ 3_-\\), \\(j=1,2,\\) where \\(0