Fourier method for inverse source problem using correlation of passive measurements<sup>*</sup>

Abstract We consider the inverse source problem for the time-dependent, constant-coefficient wave equation with Cauchy data and passive cross-correlation data.We propose to consider the cross-correlation as a wave equation itself and reconstruct the cross-correlation in the support of the source for the original Cauchy wave equation. Having access to the cross-correlation in the support of the source, we show that the cross-correlation solves a wave equation, and we reconstruct the cross-correlation from boundary data to recover the source in the original Cauchy wave equation. In addition, we show the inverse source problem is ill-posed and suffers from non-uniqueness when the mean of the source is zero and provide a uniqueness result and stability estimate in case of non-zero mean sources.

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Inverse Problems
Published
2024-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6420/ad6fc7
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2
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Numerical methods in inverse problems
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Fourier method for inverse source problem using correlation of passive measurements*

Faouzi Triki, Mirza Karamehmedović, Kristoffer Linder-Steinlein
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Abstract We consider the inverse source problem for the time-dependent, constant-coefficient wave equation with Cauchy data and passive cross-correlation data.We propose to consider the cross-correlation as a wave equation itself and reconstruct the cross-correlation in the support of the source for the original Cauchy wave equation. Having access to the cross-correlation in the support of the source, we show that the cross-correlation solves a wave equation, and we reconstruct the cross-correlation from boundary data to recover the source in the original Cauchy wave equation. In addition, we show the inverse source problem is ill-posed and suffers from non-uniqueness when the mean of the source is zero and provide a uniqueness result and stability estimate in case of non-zero mean sources.

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Technical University of Denmark (DK)
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