On the direct and inverse electromagnetic scattering in a parallel-plate waveguide

This paper devotes to providing rigorous theoretical analysis of the wellposedness of the direct problem and the uniqueness of the inverse problem of electromagnetic scattering in a parallel-plate waveguide. The direct problem is reduced to an equivalent boundary value problem on a bounded domain by introducing an exact transparent boundary condition in terms of the electric-to-magnetic Calderón operator which can be explicitly represented as a series expansion. Then the wellopsedness of the reduced problem in appropriate Sobolev spaces is proved via the variational approach provided by some necessary properties of the Calderón operator and Helmholtz decomposition. Relying on the Green's representation formula and a reciprocity relation, the probe method, finally, is utilized to show the uniqueness of the inverse obstacle problem.

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2025-07-19
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Numerical methods in inverse problems
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On the direct and inverse electromagnetic scattering in a parallel-plate waveguide

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This paper devotes to providing rigorous theoretical analysis of the wellposedness of the direct problem and the uniqueness of the inverse problem of electromagnetic scattering in a parallel-plate waveguide. The direct problem is reduced to an equivalent boundary value problem on a bounded domain by introducing an exact transparent boundary condition in terms of the electric-to-magnetic Calderón operator which can be explicitly represented as a series expansion. Then the wellopsedness of the reduced problem in appropriate Sobolev spaces is proved via the variational approach provided by some necessary properties of the Calderón operator and Helmholtz decomposition. Relying on the Green's representation formula and a reciprocity relation, the probe method, finally, is utilized to show the uniqueness of the inverse obstacle problem.

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