Abstract
This paper is concerned with material interrogation methods for homogeneous dielectric materials using statistical inversion. Frequency dispersions for homogeneous dielectric materials can be described by a classical Lorentz model. Taking into account that the reflection coefficients are indirectly measurable, the signal response model is given by a complex reflectance at the interface between free space and the dielectric medium. The problem considered here is to quantify uncertainties of the estimated dielectric parameters from the measurements obtained by a reflective interferometer. A computational method using Hamiltonian Monte Carlo sampling based on nonlinear hierarchical models is tested.
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