Freak Theorem About Functions on a Sphere
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- Inversion and characterization of the hemispherical transform
- The Pompeiu problem on locally symmetric spaces
- Sets with the Pompeiu property on the plane and on the sphere
- Continuous extension of functions from a segment to functions in \(\mathbb{R}^n\) with zero ball means
- Support theorems for Funk-type isodistant Radon transforms on constant curvature spaces
- Identifying rotational Radon transforms
- Two-radii theorems for quasi-analytic classes of functions on a sphere
- Analog of the John theorem for weighted spherical means on a sphere
- Functions on a sphere with vanishing integrals over certain subspheres
- A local two-radii theorem on the sphere
- On one Minkowski-Radon problem and its generalizations
- On the kernel of a hemispherical Funk transformation and its local analogs
- Maximal sections and centrally symmetric bodies
- Spherical means on two-point homogeneous spaces and applications
- Characterization of generalizedperiodic vector fields on hyperbolic space
- Vector fields with zero flux through circles of fixed radius on \(\mathbb{H}^2\)
- A one-radius theorem on a sphere with pricked point
- Isoparametric foliations and the Pompeiu property
- On Gruber's problem concerning uniform distribution on the sphere
- Single radius spherical cap discrepancy via gegenbadly approximable numbers
- On the injectivity of the shifted Funk-Radon transform and related harmonic analysis
- Geometry of light wave fronts
- The one radius theorem for the Bessel convolution operator and its applications
- Parallelly sliced optimal transport on spheres and on the rotation group
- On functions on a sphere with zero integrals over circumferences with fixed radius
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