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August 1, 1985SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics125 citations

Cone Beam Reconstruction with Sources on a Curve

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DFDavid Finch

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An inversion procedure is developed for reconstructing a function of compact support in R³ from its divergent beam x-ray transform with sources on a curve. The results apply to many curves not satisfying the conditions of Tuy [SIAM J. Appl. Math. , 43 (1983), pp. 546–552), for example, planar circles of sufficiently large radius. In some cases, estimates in Sobolev norms are established for the inversion operator.

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