Abstract

An iterative inverse-scattering approach to reconstruction of electrical parameter distributions of a three-dimensional object by using time-domain field data is presented. The approach is the extension of the forward–backward time-stepping algorithm previously proposed for a two-dimensional object. Numerical examples of simulation data are given to assess the effectiveness of the proposed approach.

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