Uniqueness in inverse electromagnetic conductive scattering by penetrable and inhomogeneous obstacles with a Lipschitz boundary (Q1938161)

This paper deals with the study of the shape and location of a penetrable, inhomogeneous, isotropic, Lipschitz obstacle surrounded by a piecewise homogeneous, isotropic medium. It is assumed that the obstacle is covered with a thin layer of high conductivity. The main result establishes that the shape and location of the obstacle and the corresponding surface parameter are uniquely determined from the knowledge of the near field data of the scattered electromagnetic wave at a fixed frequency.