Uniqueness in the magnetic shaping problem without high frequency assumption

Abstract In this work, we study an inverse source problem arising from the magnetic casting process. Specifically, we discuss the mathematical model without the high frequency assumption on the current in inductors. We derive an associated transmission problem and provide a proof of uniqueness by using the Bedrosian identity.

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