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math.CO2019

On Erdős-Ginzburg-Ziv inverse theorems for Dihedral and Dicyclic groups

Jun Seok Oh, Qinghai Zhong

The paper determines the exact values of the Erdős‑Ginzburg‑Ziv constants s(G) and E(G) for dihedral and dicyclic groups and characterizes the extremal sequences that avoid the req…

#erdos-ginzburg-zhiv theorem#dihedral groups#dicyclic groups#zero-sum sequences
math.AP2019

Applications of microlocal analysis to inverse problems

Mikko Salo

The paper provides lecture notes that introduce and illustrate how microlocal analysis methods are applied to solve various inverse problems.

#microlocal analysis#inverse problems#partial differential equations#Fourier integral operators
math.AP2019

Local marked boundary rigidity under hyperbolic trapping assumptions

Thibault Lefeuvre

The paper shows that, assuming the X‑ray transform is injective on symmetric solenoidal 2‑tensors, smooth compact manifolds with strictly convex boundaries, no conjugate points, an…

#boundary rigidity#x-ray transform#hyperbolic dynamics#inverse problems
math.AP2019

On the s-injectivity of the X-ray transform on manifolds with hyperbolic trapped set

Thibault Lefeuvre

The paper proves that for smooth compact manifolds with strictly convex boundary, no conjugate points, and a hyperbolic trapped set, the X-ray transform on symmetric solenoidal ten…

#x-ray transform#hyperbolic trapped set#solenoidal tensors#injectivity
eess.IV2019

Model Learning: Primal Dual Networks for Fast MR imaging

Jing Cheng, Haifeng Wang, Leslie Ying +1

The paper proposes a deep network that unrolls the primal‑dual hybrid gradient algorithm to reconstruct MR images from highly undersampled k‑space data, combining optimization conv…

#magnetic resonance imaging#inverse problems#primal-dual networks#deep learning
math.OC2019

On the Well-Posedness of a Parametric Spectral Estimation Problem and Its Numerical Solution

Bin Zhu

The paper studies a parametric formulation of a spectral estimation inverse problem, proving it is well‑posed and that the solution depends continuously on a prior, and proposes a…

#spectral estimation#inverse problems#parametric modeling#well-posedness
eess.IV2019

Optoacoustic Model-Based Inversion Using Anisotropic Adaptive Total-Variation Regularization

Shai Biton, Nadav Arbel, Gilad Drozdov +2

The paper proposes an adaptive anisotropic total‑variation regularization method for optoacoustic tomography that better preserves complex boundaries and improves image contrast co…

#optoacoustic tomography#image reconstruction#anisotropic total variation#sparsity regularization
math.AP2019

On the identification of source term in the heat equation from sparse data

William Rundell, Zhidong Zhang

The paper studies how to uniquely recover a separable source term in the heat equation from a very small number of boundary measurements, proving uniqueness with just two points an…

#inverse problems#heat equation#source identification#sparse boundary data
math.NA2019

Sparse synthesis regularization with deep neural networks

Daniel Obmann, Johannes Schwab, Markus Haltmeier

The paper introduces a sparse reconstruction framework for inverse problems that trains an encoder‑decoder network with an ℓ¹ penalty, enabling sparse signal recovery via threshold…

#sparse reconstruction#encoder-decoder networks#ℓ¹ regularization#inverse problems
cs.LG2019

A Projectional Ansatz to Reconstruction

Sören Dittmer, Peter Maass

The paper proposes a projectional framework for solving inverse problems that integrates learned and hand‑crafted priors while preserving data consistency, implemented via plug‑and…

#inverse problems#projectional methods#plug-and-play priors#regularization by denoising
math.AP2019

Reconstruction of the magnetic field for a Schrödinger operator in a cylindrical setting

Daniel Campos

The paper develops a method to reconstruct the magnetic field of a Schrödinger operator on a cylindrical domain using boundary measurements and Carleman estimates.

#inverse problems#magnetic Schrödinger operator#cylindrical geometry#Carleman estimates
math.AP2019

Monotonicity-based inversion of the fractional Schrödinger equation I. Positive potentials

Bastian Harrach, Yi-Hsuan Lin

The paper develops monotonicity-based techniques to uniquely determine positive potentials and reconstruct obstacles in the fractional Schrödinger equation using Dirichlet-to-Neuma…

#inverse problems#fractional schrodinger equation#monotonicity methods#calderón problem
math.NT2019

Direct and inverse results on restricted signed sumsets in integers

Jagannath Bhanja, Takao Komatsu, Ram Krishna Pandey

The paper investigates the smallest possible size of restricted signed sumsets of integer sets and characterizes the sets that achieve this minimum, providing direct and inverse re…

#additive combinatorics#restricted sumsets#signed sumsets#inverse problems
math.AP2019

Monotonicity and local uniqueness for the Helmholtz equation

Bastian Harrach, Valter Pohjola, Mikko Salo

The paper extends monotonicity-based techniques to the Helmholtz equation, establishing a relation between the scattering coefficient and the Neumann‑Dirichlet map and using it to…

#helmholtz equation#inverse problems#monotonicity methods#partial boundary data
math.NA2019

A learning-based method for solving ill-posed nonlinear inverse problems: a simulation study of Lung EIT

Jin Keun Seo, Kang Cheol Kim, Ariungerel Jargal +2

The paper introduces a learning-based technique that uses variational autoencoders to create a low‑dimensional representation of lung electrical impedance tomography data, turning…

#inverse problems#electrical impedance tomography#variational autoencoders#manifold learning
math.NA2019

An ensemble Kalman filter approach based on level set parameterization for acoustic source identification using multiple frequency information

Zhiliang Deng, Xiaomei Yang

The paper proposes a statistical inversion method that combines an ensemble Kalman filter with level set parameterization to reconstruct spatially varying acoustic sources from noi…

#acoustic source identification#ensemble kalman filter#level set method#inverse problems
quant-ph2019

Inverse quantum measurement problem

D. Sokolovski, S. Martínez-Garaot, M. Pons

The paper investigates when and how the complex phases of quantum probability amplitudes can be reconstructed from measured probability distributions and expectation values, effect…

#quantum measurement#wavefunction reconstruction#phase retrieval#quantum tomography
math.NA2019

Deep Neural Network Approach to Forward-Inverse Problems

Hyeontae Jo, Hwijae Son, Hyung Ju Hwang +1

The paper introduces a feed‑forward deep neural network framework that simultaneously approximates solutions of differential equations and identifies model parameters from data, pr…

#differential equations#neural networks#inverse problems#physics-informed learning
eess.IV2019

Learning to Synthesize: Robust Phase Retrieval at Low Photon counts

Mo Deng, Shuai Li, Alexandre Goy +2

The paper introduces a "learning to synthesize" deep‑learning framework that separately processes low‑ and high‑frequency components and then combines them to achieve high‑resoluti…

#phase retrieval#inverse problems#deep learning#low‑photon imaging