The anisotropic Calderón problem: rigidity near the Euclidean metric

RESUMO

We prove rigidity near the Euclidean metric for the anisotropic Calderón problem on smooth bounded connected domains in dimensions three and higher. Any smooth Riemannian metric sufficiently close to the Euclidean metric in a suitable Hölder norm and having the same Dirichlet-to-Neumann map agrees with it up to a diffeomorphism fixing the boundary pointwise. The result applies to general smooth anisotropic perturbations, without analytic or quasianalytic regularity assumptions, a prescribed conformal class, or a transversal product structure, and requires no convexity of the boundary. The proof combines harmonic coordinates with a Carleman estimate for compactly supported correctors to obtain a quadratic Fourier estimate on a frequency range determined by the perturbation. A frequency decomposition then yields rigidity.