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The following pages link to A computational algorithm to determine cracks from electrostatic boundary measurements (Q1197175):

Displaying 18 items.

• From restoration by topological gradient to medical image segmentation via an asymptotic expansion (Q734507) (← links)
• Imaging of multiple linear cracks using impedance data (Q859901) (← links)
• A variational approach to the reconstruction of cracks by boundary measurements (Q877013) (← links)
• Computational identification of interface delaminations in layered composites based on surface measurements (Q1020274) (← links)
• A computational algorithm to determine crack locations from electrostatic boundary measurements. The case of multiple cracks (Q1264189) (← links)
• Some aspects of inverse problem analysis for a layered halfspace (Q1338242) (← links)
• Homogenization of Poisson's kernel and applications to boundary control (Q1821943) (← links)
• The topological gradient method: from optimal design to image processing (Q1932788) (← links)
• Domain identification for semilinear elliptic equations in the plane: The zero flux case (Q1978086) (← links)
• Crack identification with incomplete boundary data in linear elasticity by the reciprocity gap method (Q2037476) (← links)
• Sensitivity analysis of the complete electrode model for electrical impedance tomography (Q2130792) (← links)
• Leak identification in a saturated unsteady flow via a Cauchy problem (Q2284412) (← links)
• A Richardson-type iterative approach for identification of delamination boundaries (Q2378144) (← links)
• Adaptive meshing approach to identification of cracks with electrical impedance tomography (Q2437927) (← links)
• Identification and reconstruction of a small leak zone in a pipe by a spectral element method (Q2502098) (← links)
• Identifiability and stability results of one emerging crack in heterogeneous media by one boundary measurements (Q2746982) (← links)
• Crack detection using electrostatic measurements (Q2781494) (← links)
• Identification of multiple cracks in 2D elasticity by means of the reciprocity principle and cluster analysis (Q4607813) (← links)