On reconstruction in the inverse conductivity problem with one measurement
arXiv:1902.05182 · doi:10.1088/0266-5611/16/3/314
Abstract
We consider an inverse problem for electrically conductive material occupying a domain in . Let be the conductivity of , and a subdomain of . We assume that is a positive constant on , and is on ; both and are unknown. The problem is to find a reconstruction formula of from the Cauchy data on of a non-constant solution of the equation in . We prove that if is known to be a convex polygon such that , there are two formulae for calculating the support function of from the Cauchy data.
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