Scattering Control for the Wave Equation with Unknown Wave Speed
Peter Caday, Maarten V. de Hoop, Vitaly Katsnelson, and Gunther, Uhlmann

TL;DR
This paper introduces an iterative control method for the wave equation that effectively removes wave history up to a certain depth without knowing the wave speed, aiding seismic and ultrasound imaging by eliminating reflections.
Contribution
It presents a novel iterative control procedure that operates without prior knowledge of the wave speed to erase wave history in the medium.
Findings
Successfully erases wave history up to a specified depth
Operates without prior knowledge of wave speed
Applicable to seismic and ultrasound imaging
Abstract
Consider the acoustic wave equation with unknown, not necessarily smooth, wave speed . We propose and study an iterative control procedure that erases the history of a wave field up to a given depth in a medium, without any knowledge of . In the context of seismic or ultrasound imaging, this can be viewed as removing multiple reflections from normal-directed wavefronts.
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