Visualization of waves in the Maxwell dynamical system (the BC-method)
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The authors develop an approach to inverse problems using their relations to boundary-control theory (the BC-method). One of the main tools of the BC-method is the amplitude formula (AF) derived from relations of geometric optics and properties of the controllability of a dynamical system governed by the wave equation. In the present paper, an analog of the AF is obtained for the Maxwell system. Possible applications to the inverse problem of electrodynamics are outlined.
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