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Analytic inverse problems with finitely many random measurements
While infinite-dimensional inverse problems are traditionally analyzed assuming continuous data, practical applications rely on finitely many discrete measurements. Recent deterministic approaches establish that unknowns belonging to a $d$-dimensional model class can be stably recovered from finitel
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