Abstract:
A computational algorithm has been developed for solving the inverse problem of electrical impedance tomography in a complete electrode model, which is an inverse coefficient problem for a difference scheme built on unstructured grids for an elliptic equation with integro-differential boundary conditions. The iteration algorithm is based on the iterative regularized Gauss—Newton method in which the inverse matrix of the main matrix of the system of linear equations is calculated; the derivatives of the main matrix whose coefficients depend linearly on conductivity are found analytically. The implementation of the computational algorithm is performed for the two-dimensional case of a 16-electrode disk model with one insert. The influence of the choice of the initial approximation and the error in the input data on the convergence of the iteration process has been studied.