# Linearized inverse Schr\"odinger potential problem at a large wavenumber

## TL;DR

This paper studies the linearized inverse Schrödinger potential problem at high wavenumbers, demonstrating improved stability and proposing an efficient Fourier mode reconstruction algorithm verified by numerical examples.

## Contribution

It introduces a stability analysis at large wavenumbers and develops a new reconstruction algorithm for the potential function.

## Key findings

- Hölder type stability at large wavenumbers
- Exponential dependence of stability on attenuation constant
- Successful numerical reconstruction of Fourier modes

## Abstract

We investigate recovery of the (Schr\"odinger) potential function from many boundary measurements at a large wavenumber. By considering such a linearized form, we obtain a H\"older type stability which is a big improvement over a logarithmic stability in low wavenumbers. Furthermore we extend the discussion to the linearized inverse Schr\"odinger potential problem with attenuation, where an exponential dependence of the attenuation constant is traced in the stability estimate. Based on the linearized problem, a reconstruction algorithm is proposed aiming at the recovery of the Fourier modes of the potential function. By choosing the large wavenumber appropriately, we verify the efficiency of the proposed algorithm by several numerical examples.