N-transform and factorization of the DN-map

Abstract

Let (Ω,g) be a smooth compact 3D Riemannian manifold with the smooth boundary Γ, τ(x):= dist\,(x,Γ), x∈Ω; Ωτ:=\x∈Ω\,|\,\, dist\,(x,Γ)<τ\, Γτ:=\x∈Ω\,|\,\, dist\,(x,Γ)=τ\, τ≥slant 0. For the sake of technical simplicity, we deal with Ω diffeomorphic to a ball in R3. Let P:=\∇ p\,|\,\,p∈ H1(Ω)\ be the space of the potential vector fields, and let Lλ:=\∇τ\,|\,\,∈ L2(Ω)\ be the space of the vector fields parallel to ∇τ. The N-transform is a map from P to Lλ defined layer-wise (in accordance with Ω=τ≥slant 0Γτ) by Nh\,|Γτ:=(Pτh)|Γτ-0, τ>0, where Pτ are the projections in P onto the subspaces Pτ:=\h∈ P\,|\,\, supp\,h⊂Ωτ\. We show that N is a unitary operator. Let p=pf(x) be a solution to the Dirichlet problem: Δg p=0 in ΩΓ, p=f on Γ. The DN-map Λ is defined by Λf:=-∇ pf,∇τ on Γ. We show that the N-transform provides a certain factorization Λ-1=V*V and discuss its possible usefulness for determination of (Ω,g) from Λ.

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