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ABSTRACT
The
inverse problem of magnetoencephalography (MEG) seeks the neuronal
current within the conductive brain that generates a measured magnetic
flux in the exterior of the brain-head system. This problem does not
have a unique solution, and in particular, it is not even possible to
identify the support of the current if it extends over a
three-dimensional set. However, a localized current supported on a
zero-, one- or two-dimensional set can in principle be identified. In
the present work, we demonstrate an analytic algorithm that is able to
recover a one-dimensional distribution of current from the knowledge of
the exterior magnetic flux field. In particular, we consider a neuronal
current that is supported on a small line segment of arbitrary location
and orientation in space, and we reduce the identification of its
characteristics to a nonlinear algebraic system. A series of numerical
tests show that this system has a unique real solution. A special case
is easily solved via the use of trivial algebraic operations.
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