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A unified sensitivity kernel for coherent wave tomography in radar, seismic, ultrasound, and optical imaging
Imaging an inhomogeneous medium with waves rests on the sensitivity of a boundary measurement to a change inside. Radar, seismology, medical ultrasound, and diffuse optics cast this sensitivity as a kernel of area-specific form. Here we show that all of them are built from two classes. The classes s
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