The reduced boundary data on a planar string tree are claimed to determine all edge lengths, densities, and angles, but a 90-degree gauge rotation with density swap breaks uniqueness.
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On the inverse problem of the two-velocity tree-like graph
The reduced boundary data on a planar string tree are claimed to determine all edge lengths, densities, and angles, but a 90-degree gauge rotation with density swap breaks uniqueness.