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An inverse moving point source problem in inhomogeneous acoustic media: uniqueness, stability and reconstruction
This paper is concerned with the simultaneous recovery of the trajectory and intensity of an unknown moving point source in an inhomogeneous acoustic medium. We prove that the whole-boundary measurements over a finite time interval uniquely determine the moving source. Furthermore, under suitable pr
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