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Identification of a Corroded Boundary and Its Robin Coefficient

B. Bin-Mohsin & D. Lesnic

East Asian J. Appl. Math., 2 (2012), pp. 126-149.

Published online: 2018-02

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An inverse geometric problem for two-dimensional Helmholtz-type equations arising in corrosion detection is considered. This problem involves determining an unknown corroded portion of the boundary of a two-dimensional domain and possibly its surface heat transfer (impedance) Robin coefficient from one or two pairs of boundary Cauchy data (boundary temperature and heat flux), and is solved numerically using the meshless method of fundamental solutions. A nonlinear unconstrained minimisation of the objective function is regularised when noise is added into the input boundary data. The stability of the numerical results is investigated for several test examples, with respect to noise in the input data and various values of the regularisation parameters.

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65N20, 65N21, 65N80

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An inverse geometric problem for two-dimensional Helmholtz-type equations arising in corrosion detection is considered. This problem involves determining an unknown corroded portion of the boundary of a two-dimensional domain and possibly its surface heat transfer (impedance) Robin coefficient from one or two pairs of boundary Cauchy data (boundary temperature and heat flux), and is solved numerically using the meshless method of fundamental solutions. A nonlinear unconstrained minimisation of the objective function is regularised when noise is added into the input boundary data. The stability of the numerical results is investigated for several test examples, with respect to noise in the input data and various values of the regularisation parameters.

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An inverse geometric problem for two-dimensional Helmholtz-type equations arising in corrosion detection is considered. This problem involves determining an unknown corroded portion of the boundary of a two-dimensional domain and possibly its surface heat transfer (impedance) Robin coefficient from one or two pairs of boundary Cauchy data (boundary temperature and heat flux), and is solved numerically using the meshless method of fundamental solutions. A nonlinear unconstrained minimisation of the objective function is regularised when noise is added into the input boundary data. The stability of the numerical results is investigated for several test examples, with respect to noise in the input data and various values of the regularisation parameters.

B. Bin-Mohsin and D. Lesnic. (2018). Identification of a Corroded Boundary and Its Robin Coefficient. East Asian Journal on Applied Mathematics. 2 (2). 126-149. doi:10.4208/eajam.130212.300312a
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