Title Intertwining operators in inverse scattering
Authors Anders Holst, Anders Melin
Publication New Analytic and Geometric Methods in Inverse Problems: Lectures Given at the Ems Summer School and Conference Held in Edinburgh, Scotland 2000
Year 2004
Pages 51 - 92
Document type Conference paper
Conference name European Mathematical Society (EMS) Summer School and Conference on Recent Developments in the Wave Field and Diffuse Tomographic Inverse Problems
Conference Date 2000-07-24/2000-08-05
Conference Location Edinburgh, UK
Status Published
Quality controlled Yes
Language eng
Publisher Springer Verlag
Abstract English In these notes we are going to present a technique which is a multi-dimensional analogue of some methods which are nowadays standard inscattering theory on the real line for the Schrödinger operator. These methods are based on the construction of operators intertwining the Schrödinger operator with the free operator, obtained when<br> the potential term is removed.<br> <br> <br> The multi-dimensional technique using intertwining operators as a tool for the study of Schrödinger operators has its origin in a famous paper by L. D. Faddeev. Various extensions of this technique have been developed during the last years by the second author of this article.
Keywords operator theory, inverse problems, partial differential equations, scattering theory,
ISBN/ISSN/Other ISBN: 3540406824

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