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The authors review a number of methods of solving the inverse problem of reconstructing the constitutive properties of a bounded two-dimensional inhomogeneity from values of the scattered field on a surface entirely exterior to the object, when the object is illuminated by known single-frequency incident fields. All of the methods involve minimizing the discrepancy between the actual measurements and a representation of the scattered field originating from an approximation of the unknown profile. Particular emphasis is put on Newton-type methods and of those which make use of Born-type approximations. Several numerical computations illustrate the practability of these methods. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0881.00036].
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