The representation of a function by its circular Radon transform (CRT) and various related problems arise in many areas of mathematics, physics and imaging science. There has been a substantial spike of interest toward these problems in the last decade mainly due to the connection between the CRT and mathematical models of several emerging medical imaging modalities. This paper contains some new results about the existence and uniqueness of the representation of a function by its CRT with partial data. A new inversion formula is presented in the case of the circular acquisition geometry for both interior and exterior problems when the Radon transform is known for only a part of all possible radii. The results are not only interesting as original mathematical discoveries, but can also be useful for applications, e.g., in medical imaging.
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