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A finite element exterior-to-interior reconstruction in the fractional conductivity inverse problem
We develop a regularized finite element method for the fractional conductivity equation, recovering the conductivity on an exterior observation region from noisy Dirichlet-to-Neumann measurements and using this reconstruction to determine the interior conductivity. Mesh-localized inputs and mass-lum
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