A Conjugate Gradient Contrast Source Technique for 3D Profile Inversion

Aria ABUBAKAR; Peter M.  van den BERG; Bert Jan KOOIJ

A Conjugate Gradient Contrast Source Technique for 3D Profile Inversion

Aria ABUBAKAR, Peter M. van den BERG, Bert Jan KOOIJ

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A method for determination of the location, shape, and material properties of a 3D object from measurements of the scattered field, when the object is successively illuminated by a number of incident fields is presented. This work extends the method previously developed for reconstructions of 2D permittivity and conductivity from electromagnetic measurements to the more complicated full-vector 3D electromagnetic inversion. Furthermore, a frequency hopping strategy to improve the resolution of the unknown objects when the frequency is raised, is underlined. Results of numerical experiments are presented to illustrate both strengths and weaknesses of the method.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E83-C No.12 pp.1864-1874

Publication Date: 2000/12/25

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Type of Manuscript: Special Section PAPER (Special Issue on Problems of Random Scattering and Electromagnetic Wave Sensing)

Category: Inverse Scattering and Image Reconstruction

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Aria ABUBAKAR, Peter M. van den BERG, Bert Jan KOOIJ, "A Conjugate Gradient Contrast Source Technique for 3D Profile Inversion" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics, vol. E83-C, no. 12, pp. 1864-1874, December 2000, doi: .
Abstract: A method for determination of the location, shape, and material properties of a 3D object from measurements of the scattered field, when the object is successively illuminated by a number of incident fields is presented. This work extends the method previously developed for reconstructions of 2D permittivity and conductivity from electromagnetic measurements to the more complicated full-vector 3D electromagnetic inversion. Furthermore, a frequency hopping strategy to improve the resolution of the unknown objects when the frequency is raised, is underlined. Results of numerical experiments are presented to illustrate both strengths and weaknesses of the method.
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