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A highly efficient iterative approach for inverse acoustic obstacle scattering problems in three dimensions
This paper concerns a three-dimensional inverse acoustic obstacle scattering problem from scattered field or phased/phaseless far-field data. Based on the boundary integral defined on a homothetic surface, we propose a highly efficient iterative approach for obstacle reconstruction that completely a
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