Stability of the solution to inverse obstacle scattering problem
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Abstract: It is proved that if the scattering amplitudes at a fixed wavenumber for two obstacles from a certain large class of obstacles differ a little, than the obstacles differ a little. Error estimate is given. It is proved that there is an inversion formula for finding the obstacle from a fixed-energy scattering data.
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