A numerical study of single source localization algorithms for phaseless inverse scattering problems (Q2069128)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7460637
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    A numerical study of single source localization algorithms for phaseless inverse scattering problems
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7460637

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      A numerical study of single source localization algorithms for phaseless inverse scattering problems (English)
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      20 January 2022
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      The authors of this article consider phaseless inverse scattering problems. In applications, one usually measures phaseless data instead of phased data since they are easier to obtain. In this article, the single source localization algorithm is modified that reconstructs the phase information from noisy measurements of phaseless far-field data. Specifically, different norm formulations are used within the source localization method. More precisely, they propose an improved phase retrieval algorithm originally developed by Ji, Liu, and Zhang. Further, they invoke a simple criterion within their method to minimize the condition number of the resulting linear least square system. Numerical results are given to show the effectiveness of the new algorithm compared to existing ones.
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      phaseless inverse scattering
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      source localization
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      nonlinear least square
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      direct sampling method
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      direct factorization method
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