Journal title
MathLAB Journal

   
ARTICLE
TITLE

Increasing Stability of The Inverse Source Problem for One Dimensional Domain

SUMMARY

In this paper, we are investigating the one-dimensional inverse source problem for the Helmholtz equation where the source function is compactly supported in our domain. We show that increasing stability possible using multi-frequency wave at the two endpoints. Our main result is to obtain a stability estimate consists of two parts: the data discrepancy and the high-frequency tail.

PAGES
pp. 13 - 19
COLLECTIONS
Mathematics

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