Calderón problem for the p-Laplacian: First order derivative of conductivity on the boundary
arXiv:1403.0428 · doi:10.1090/proc/12681
Abstract
We recover the gradient of a scalar conductivity defined on a smooth bounded open set in from the Dirichlet to Neumann map arising from the -Laplace equation. For any boundary point we recover the gradient using Dirichlet data supported on an arbitrarily small neighbourhood of the boundary point. We use a Rellich-type identity in the proof. Our results are new when . In the case boundary determination plays a role in several methods for recovering the conductivity in the interior.
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