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On the problem of determining the scattering coefficient in frequency modulated sounding of a medium


P.A. Vornovskikh, E.V. Ermolaev, I.V. Prokhorov

2022, issue 2, P. 263-268
DOI: https://doi.org/10.47910/FEMJ202237


Abstract
Within the framework of the kinetic model of the transfer of linear frequency modulated radiation in a scattering medium, an inverse problem is formulated, which consists in determining the volume scattering coefficient of sound. Additional information in the problem is the frequency-averaged angular distribution of the radiation flux density at a given point in space. An analytical solution of the inverse problem is obtained in the single scattering approximation.

Keywords:
radiative transfer equation, linear frequency modulated sounding, scattering coefficient, inverse problem

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