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Parametric inversion: application to measurement of temperature of a combustion chamber
The problems of nondestructive testing are often associated with techniques for solving inverse problems. In this regard the authors have developed a method of characterisation of the internal temperature of a combustion chamber. Having very few measurements available for the application, they have opted for a parametric approach. Its advantage resides in its simplicity, involving only two or three measurements and affording very rapid calculation of the temperature profile.