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Direct and inverse scattering problems for domains with multiple corners
Direct and inverse scattering problems have wide applications in geographical exploration, radar, sonar, medical imaging and non-destructive testing. In many applications, the obstacles are not smooth. Corner singularity challenges the design of a forward solver. Also, the nonlinearity and ill-posed
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