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" Causal inference in statistics : "
Judea Pearl (Computer Science and Statistics, University of California, Los Angeles, USA), Madelyn Glymour (Philosophy, Carnegi Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA), Nicholas P. Jewell (Biostatistics and Statistics, University of Caliofornia, Berkeley, USA)
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BL
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Record Number
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730830
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b550596
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Main Entry
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Guy Chavent [and others], editors.
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Title & Author
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Inverse problems in wave propagation\ Guy Chavent [and others], editors.
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Publication Statement
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New York: Springer, ©1997.
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Series Statement
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IMA volumes in mathematics and its applications, v. 90.
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(xi, 499 pages) : illustrations
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ISBN
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1461218780
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: 1461273226
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: 9781461218784
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: 9781461273226
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Contents
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From the contents: Wave propagation inverse problems in medicine and environmental health --;Variational structure of inverse problems in wave propagation and vibration --;Convergence of numerical methods for inverse problems with general input sources --;Topics in ocean acoustic inverse problems --;Survey of selected topics in inverse electromagnetic scattering theory --;Generalized modes in an acoustic strip --;Inverse scattering problems for Schrodinger operators with magnetic and electric potentials --;Results, old and new, in computer tomography --;Detecting subsurface hydrocarbons with elastic wavefields --;How many parameters can one solve for in diffuse tomography?- Modeling scanned acoustic imaging of defects at solid interfaces --;On reconstruction of the diffusion and of the principal coefficient of a hyperbolic equation --;The r-solution and its applications in linearized waveform inversion for a layered background --;Directional moments in the acoustic inverse problem --;Finding the density of a membrane from nodal lines --;An inverse obstacle problem: A uniqueness theorem for balls --;Inverse scattering in acoustic media using interior transmission eigenvalues.
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Abstract
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Inverse problems in wave propagation occur in geophysics, ocean acoustics, civil and environmental engineering, ultrasonic non-destructive testing, biomedical ultrasonics, radar, astrophysics, as well as other areas of science and technology.
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Subject
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Inverse problems (Differential equations)
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Scattering (Mathematics)
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Wave-motion, Theory of.
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LC Classification
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QA927.G893 1997
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Guy Chavent
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