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The positions of multi-layer small inclusions are identified based on the potential layer theory
by
Li, Jinhong
, Hu, Shuangxia
, Zhao, Linlin
, Wang, Yan
in
Inclusions
/ Layered materials
/ Multilayers
2026
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The positions of multi-layer small inclusions are identified based on the potential layer theory
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Li, Jinhong
, Hu, Shuangxia
, Zhao, Linlin
, Wang, Yan
in
Inclusions
/ Layered materials
/ Multilayers
2026
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The positions of multi-layer small inclusions are identified based on the potential layer theory
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The positions of multi-layer small inclusions are identified based on the potential layer theory
2026
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Overview
This paper proposes a method for locating small multi-layer inclusions, addressing the challenge of accurately identifying the position and properties of such inclusions within layered materials. The difficulty lies in the complex nature of multi-layered structures, where traditional methods often fail to provide precise results. A mathematical model for multiple-layered inclusions is developed using the Laplace system to tackle this. The solution is then derived through asymptotic analysis and layer-potential techniques. The uniqueness of the recovery process is confirmed by applying the unique continuation theorem, ensuring the method’s reliability for precise identification of small inclusions in layered media.
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IOP Publishing
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