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Recovery of singularities from amplitude information

Sacks, 1997

Document ID
11411614349057418560
Author
Sacks P
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Mathematical Physics

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Let V (x) denote a potential in the one-dimensional Schrödinger equation, without bound states, for which (1) V (x)= 0 for x< 0 and (2) V (x) is piecewise continuous with adequate decay as x goes to infinity. We are interested in the problem of determining V given the …
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