The Inverse Problem: Symposium Ad Memoriam Hermann von Helmholtz

Wiley-Vch (1995)
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The contributions to this volume originate from a symposium in honour of Hermann von Helmholtz. The authors are concerned with different aspects of the inverse methodology being a powerful tool in modern science. There is emphasized its role for understanding the concept of physical observation, for interpreting experimental results and for developing constructive strategies as well

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