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تسجيل مستخدم جديدStability estimates for an inverse problem for the magnetic Schrodinger operator
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In this paper we prove stable determination of an inverse boundary value problem associated to a magnetic Schrodinger operator assuming that the magnetic and electric potentials are essentially bounded and the magnetic potentials admit a Holder-type modulus of continuity in the sense of $L^2$.
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