applied inverse scattering theory
applied inverse scattering theory
[ə′plīd ′in‚vərs ¦skad·ər·iŋ ‚thē·ə·rē] (physics)
The branch of inverse scattering theory that treats the case in which the data provided are incomplete or corrupted by noise.
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