An Introduction to Inverse Scattering and Inverse Spectral Problems (Monographs on Mathematical Modeling and Computation, Series Number 2)

Inverse problems attempt to obtain information about structures by non-destructive measurements. This introduction to inverse problems covers three central areas: inverse problems in electromagnetic scattering theory; inverse spectral theory; and inverse problems in quantum scattering theory. Here Is A Clearly Written Introduction To Three Central Areas Of Inverse Problems: Inverse Problems In Electromagnetic Scattering Theory, Inverse Spectral Theory, And Inverse Problems In Quantum Scattering Theory. Inverse Problems, One Of The Most Attractive Parts Of Applied Mathematics, Attempt To Obtain Information About Structures By Nondestructive Measurements. Based On A Series Of Lectures Presented By Three Of The Authors, All Experts In The Field, The Book Provides A Quick And Easy Way For Readers To Become Familiar With The Area Through A Survey Of Recent Developments In Inverse Spectral And Inverse Scattering Problems.