Microwave Imaging and Scattering Analysis
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This cluster of papers focuses on the use of microwave imaging techniques, including ultrawideband and confocal methods, for the detection and localization of breast cancer tumors. It explores the analysis of dielectric properties of breast tissues, time reversal techniques, and the development of clinical prototypes for active microwave imaging.
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microwave imaging; microwave tomography; breast phantom; electromagnetic inverse scattering; microwave breast imaging; electromagnetic imaging; breast tumor detection; tissue dielectric properties; through-wall imaging; contrast source inversion; permittivity reconstruction; diffraction tomography; dielectric contrast; distorted Born iterative method; nonlinear inverse scattering; through-the-wall radar imaging; microwave holography; near-field microwave imaging; ultra-wideband microwave imaging; dielectric property reconstruction; complex permittivity reconstruction; linear sampling method; Born iterative method; ultra-wideband imaging; microwave medical imaging
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Morton address: 36248737060669113 · morton4x16-v1
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