Development of block cycling inversion methods in computer tomography
The base problem of computer tomography, i.e., the 3D inverse Radon problem, is analysed by an improved block cycling inversion method. The 3D formulation problem is decomposed for a series of 2D problems with the same Radon matrix. The main advantages of the modification applied are the realisation simplicity due to the absence of main minors degeneration and to a better index of stability. The singularity problem is in turn solved also. The approach considered and the results obtained can be used as a software for the 4th-generation tomographs.
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- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1860707
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