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A Perturbation Method for Inverse Scattering in Three-Dimensions Based on the Exact Inverse Scattering Equations

The detection and characterization of macroscopic flaws, such as cracks in solids are fundamental goals of nondestructive evaluation. Many inspection methods use scattered electromagnetic or ultrasonic waves. These methods rely explicitly on the development of inverse scattering theory. This theory seeks to determine the geometrical and material properties of flaws from scattering data.

Brian DeFacio | James H. Rose

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