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Calderón admissible conductivity classes
Definition
Fix an integer . Let be a nonempty bounded connected open domain with boundary, and let be an open domain whose closure is compact and contained in . Fix real parameters , , , and . Define and For set . For a continuously differentiable function on whose first derivatives are -Hölder continuous, set Define For , define its measurable background extension by almost everywhere on and on . Then vanishes almost everywhere outside . No pointwise continuity of is asserted. The classes are not assumed nonempty.
Definition references
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Used by
- A shrinking inclusion rules out uniform Lipschitz stability on the BV class Counterexample
- Mean-zero NtD map and smoothed kernel observation Definition
- Weak Dirichlet-to-Neumann map for bounded conductivities Definition
- A compactly supported smooth conductivity in the higher-dimensional class Example
- A discontinuous inclusion in the planar BV class Example
- Finite samples outside a uniform BV bound Example
- BV translation modulus for the extended conductivity Lemma
- DN spectrum of a concentric radial conductivity inclusion Lemma
- EIT forward continuity and compactness of conductivity classes Lemma
- Fixed-collar extension of C1alpha conductivities Lemma
- Higher-dimensional C1alpha logarithmic Calderón stability Lemma
- Mean-zero weak Neumann problem for uniformly elliptic conductivities Lemma
- Planar BV logarithmic Calderón stability Lemma
- Well-posedness of the weak conductivity Dirichlet-to-Neumann map Lemma
- Finite-sample generalization of learned inverse maps Open problem
- Logarithmic L2 stability for Calderón conductivity classes Theorem
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Sources
- Maarten V. de Hoop, Nikola B. Kovachki, Matti Lassas and Nicholas H. Nelsen, Extension and neural operator approximation of the electrical impedance tomography inverse map (standard reference, not scraped)
- Daniel Faraco and Martí Prats, Characterization for stability in planar conductivities (standard reference, not scraped)