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New method for proving uniqueness theorems for obstacle inverse scattering problems
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    New method for proving uniqueness theorems for obstacle inverse scattering problems (English)
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    30 October 1994
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    A new method is given to prove uniqueness of the solution to basic obstacle inverse scattering problems.
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    Helmholtz equation
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    scattering amplitude
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    Dirichlet boundary condition
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    Neumann boundary condition
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