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The detection and monitoring of leukemia using electromagnetic waves: mathematical theory

The presence of leukemia in bone marrow causes an increase in the electric permittivity and a decrease in the conductivity of the marrow. This suggests the possibility of detecting leukemia or monitoring the treatment of leukemia by electromagnetic imaging. Here the authors develop a dual space method for solving this inverse scattering problem and provide preliminary numerical results using synthetic data.

Peter Monk | David Colton | D. Colton | P. Monk

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