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    • Computational Physics
    • Inverse Problems

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    • Imaging scatterers with mixed boundary conditions (dielectric and PEC) presents significant challenges.
    • Separable obstacles complicate traditional scattering analysis.
    • Accurate characterization of both scatterer and obstacle materials is crucial.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop an efficient method for imaging scatterers enclosed by separable obstacles with mixed boundary conditions.
    • To reduce the computational complexity in analyzing such scattering problems.
    • To provide a classification criterion for distinguishing between dielectric and perfect electric conducting (PEC) scatterers.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilizing the T-matrix method to model the scattering phenomenon.
    • Employing separable prior information to treat obstacle media as known scatterers.
    • Developing a post-processing criterion for material classification.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully reduced the number of unknowns by treating obstacles as known scatterers.
    • Recovered the profiles of enclosed scatterers using the T-matrix method.
    • Demonstrated the effectiveness of a classification criterion for dielectric and PEC materials.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed T-matrix based approach is effective for imaging scatterers within separable obstacles with mixed boundaries.
    • The method significantly reduces computational load.
    • The classification criterion accurately distinguishes between dielectric and PEC scatterers.