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In this article, we consider the inverse problems of determining the dampingcoefficient appearing in the wave equation. We prove the unique determinationof the coefficient from the data coming from a single coincidentsource-receiver pair. Since our problem is under-determined, so some extraassumption on the coefficient is required to prove the uniqueness.

Unique determination of the damping coefficient in the wave equation using point source and receiver data