Maxwell's Equations with Scalar Impedance: Inverse Problems with data given on a part of the boundary

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2005-04-15

arxiv.org/abs/math/0504320v2

Mathematics

Analysis of PDEs

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We study Maxwell's equations in time domain in an anisotropic medium. The goal of the paper is to solve an inverse boundary value problem for anisotropies characterized by scalar impedance $\alpha$. This means that the material is conformal, i.e., the electric permittivity $\epsilon$ and magnetic permeability $\mu$ are tensors satisfying $\mu =\alpha^2\epsilon$. This condition is equivalent to a single propagation speed of waves with different polarizations which uniquely defines an underlying Riemannian structure. The analysis is based on an invariant formulation of the system of electrodynamics as a Dirac type first order system on a Riemannian $3-$manifold with an additional structure of the wave impedance, $(M,g,\alpha)$, where $g$ is the travel-time metric. We study the properties of this system in the first part of the paper. In the second part we consider the inverse problem, that is, the determination of $(M,g,\alpha)$ from measurements done only on an open part of the boundary and on a finite time interval. As an application, in the isotropic case with $M\subset \R^3$, we prove that the boundary data given only on an open part of the boundary determine uniquely the domain $M$ and the coefficients $\epsilon$ and $\mu$.

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