Abstract

Given a set of transmission eigenvalues, we apply Cartwright’s theory to show the density function inversely determines the indicator function. This indicator function gives a Weyl’s type of asymptotics on the transmission eigenvalues. The inverse uniqueness problem on the refraction index is reduced to identifying a parameter of an entire function. We use a Carlson’s type of theorem to prove the uniqueness as in entire function theory. Taking advantage of the uniqueness of rod density problem, we prove an uniqueness result with interior transmission eigenvalues.

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