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arxiv math-ph/0401050 v1 pith:LPIZNOHA submitted 2004-01-28 math-ph math.MP

The inverse crime

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The inverse crime occurs when the same (or very nearly the same) theoretical ingredients are employed to synthesize as well as to invert data in an inverse problem. This act has been qualified as trivial and therefore to be avoided by Colton and Kress.

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