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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26067-8ll be interested in how this can be achieved in a number of areas in the applied sciences. This study has been motivated by problems arising in such areas as, for example, radar, sonar, non-destructive testing and ultrasonic medical diagnosis. In all these areas a powerful diagnostic is the dynamical response of the media to a given excitation.

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Die konstruktive Ausbildung der Staumauern,heory and how it contributes to the definition and constructive solution of scattering problems. The second uses results from the theory of semigroups to settle questions of existence and uniqueness of solutions to scattering problems.

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Some One-Dimensional Examples, obtained when investigating wave motions on strings. In this connection we gather together in this chapter, for convenience and completeness, some of these details. The material is essentially well known and, consequently, is presented here in a largely formal manner. Full details can be found in the references cited in the Commentary.

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Hilbert Spaces, with numbers and the numerical values of functions. We now want to extend these ideas in such a way that we can discuss the functions themselves rather than their numerical values. It turns out that a particular type of normed linear space called a . provides an ideal setting for this purpose.

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Two Important Techniques,heory and how it contributes to the definition and constructive solution of scattering problems. The second uses results from the theory of semigroups to settle questions of existence and uniqueness of solutions to scattering problems.

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