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The following pages link to A globally convergent numerical method for a 1-d inverse medium problem with experimental data (Q338604):
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- A globally convergent numerical method for a 3D coefficient inverse problem with a single measurement of multi-frequency data (Q1673831) (← links)
- Convexity of a discrete Carleman weighted objective functional in an inverse medium scattering problem (Q2162406) (← links)
- Convexification for a 1D hyperbolic coefficient inverse problem with single measurement data (Q2198004) (← links)
- Convexification of a 3-D coefficient inverse scattering problem (Q2203878) (← links)
- Solving a 1-D inverse medium scattering problem using a new multi-frequency globally strictly convex objective functional (Q2660779) (← links)
- Convexification-based globally convergent numerical method for a 1D coefficient inverse problem with experimental data (Q2697343) (← links)
- A Hölder stability estimate for a 3D coefficient inverse problem for a hyperbolic equation with a plane wave (Q2697767) (← links)
- Convexification for a Three-Dimensional Inverse Scattering Problem with the Moving Point Source (Q3296471) (← links)
- Inverse scattering for the one-dimensional Helmholtz equation with piecewise constant wave speed (Q3298404) (← links)
- Globally Strictly Convex Cost Functional for a 1-D Inverse Medium Scattering Problem with Experimental Data (Q4588204) (← links)
- A new version of the convexification method for a 1D coefficient inverse problem with experimental data (Q4687577) (← links)
- Recovering the initial condition of parabolic equations from lateral Cauchy data via the quasi-reversibility method (Q4991472) (← links)
- Convexification for an inverse problem for a 1D wave equation with experimental data (Q5123703) (← links)
- Direct collocation method for identifying the initial conditions in the inverse wave problem using radial basis functions (Q5240409) (← links)
- Global reconstruction of initial conditions of nonlinear parabolic equations via the Carleman-contraction method (Q5890152) (← links)
