Imaging nonlinearity coefficient and sound speed with the JMGT equation in frequency domain

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Autore principale: Kaltenbacher, Barbara
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contents In this paper we prove uniqueness and stability of reconstruction of two coefficients (sound speed and nonlinearity parameter) in the Jordan-Moore-Gibson-Thompson JMGT equation of nonlinear acoustics, relying on observations resulting from only two sources. A key tool for this purpose is a multiharmonic expansion of the PDE solution, which reflects the physical phenomenon of higher harmonics appearing due to nonlinearity and allows us to work in frequency domain. Based on this result, we derive a regularization property of reconstruction with JMGT as the relexation time tends to zero (in the spirit of a quasi reversibility method) for reconstruction from the classical Westervelt equation.
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spellingShingle Imaging nonlinearity coefficient and sound speed with the JMGT equation in frequency domain
Kaltenbacher, Barbara
Analysis of PDEs
35R30, 35B30, 76N30
In this paper we prove uniqueness and stability of reconstruction of two coefficients (sound speed and nonlinearity parameter) in the Jordan-Moore-Gibson-Thompson JMGT equation of nonlinear acoustics, relying on observations resulting from only two sources. A key tool for this purpose is a multiharmonic expansion of the PDE solution, which reflects the physical phenomenon of higher harmonics appearing due to nonlinearity and allows us to work in frequency domain. Based on this result, we derive a regularization property of reconstruction with JMGT as the relexation time tends to zero (in the spirit of a quasi reversibility method) for reconstruction from the classical Westervelt equation.
title Imaging nonlinearity coefficient and sound speed with the JMGT equation in frequency domain
topic Analysis of PDEs
35R30, 35B30, 76N30
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.18431