The inverse scattering problem
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The inverse scattering problem
Scattered field are described by entire functions of exponential type, characterised everywhere by their distributions of zeros. The paper shows how the inverse scattering problem in one and two dimensions is reduced to establishing procedures for zero location. Several cases are distinguished and suitable methods are put forward for each of them.
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