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On 2D Inverse Problems
N
of natural numbers
{\displaystyle \mathbb {N} {\mbox{ of natural numbers}}}
D
is the open disc domain
{\displaystyle \mathbb {D} {\mbox{ is the open disc domain}}}
b
is the open domain nature boundary
{\displaystyle \mathbb {b} {\mbox{ is the open domain nature boundary}}}
C
±
is the complex half-plane
{\displaystyle \mathbb {C} ^{\pm }{\mbox{ is the complex half-plane}}}
m
e
g
a
is a root of unity
{\displaystyle mega{\mbox{ is a root of unity}}}
∇
is the gradient
{\displaystyle \nabla {\mbox{ is the gradient}}}
Δ
=
∇
⋅
∇
is the Laplace operator
{\displaystyle \Delta =\nabla \cdot \nabla {\mbox{ is the Laplace operator}}}
Λ
is Dirichlet-to-Neumann operator
{\displaystyle \Lambda {\mbox{ is Dirichlet-to-Neumann operator}}}
D
x
is a diagonal matrix w/the vector
x
on the diagonal
(
D
x
1
=
x
)
{\displaystyle D_{x}{\mbox{ is a diagonal matrix w/the vector }}x{\mbox{ on the diagonal }}(D_{x}1=x)}
D
A
is the diagonal matrix, coinciding on diagonal w/the matrix
A
{\displaystyle D_{A}{\mbox{ is the diagonal matrix, coinciding on diagonal w/the matrix }}A}
y
,
λ
is eigenvalue of operator/matrix
{\displaystyle y,\lambda {\mbox{ is eigenvalue of operator/matrix}}}
m
a
(
A
)
is spectrum of matrix
A
,
zeros of characteristic polynomial
{\displaystyle ma(A){\mbox{ is spectrum of matrix }}A,{\mbox{ zeros of characteristic polynomial }}}
ρ
(
A
)
is the characteristic polynomial of matrix
A
{\displaystyle \rho (A){\mbox{ is the characteristic polynomial of matrix }}A}
τ
is the Cayley transform
{\displaystyle \tau {\mbox{ is the Cayley transform}}}
e
g
a
is a continuous domain
{\displaystyle ega{\mbox{ is a continuous domain}}}
G
/
G
∗
is graph or network and its dual
{\displaystyle G/G^{*}{\mbox{ is graph or network and its dual}}}
V
G
is the set of vertices of a graph
{\displaystyle V_{G}{\mbox{ is the set of vertices of a graph}}}
E
G
is the set of edges of a graph
{\displaystyle E_{G}{\mbox{ is the set of edges of a graph}}}
M
G
is the medial graph of an embedded graph
G
{\displaystyle M_{G}{\mbox{ is the medial graph of an embedded graph }}G}
c
is conductivity
{\displaystyle c{\mbox{ is conductivity}}}
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