Image reconstruction in Hilbert space
[For the entire collection see Zbl 0746.00070.] The author considers the problem of reconstructing a function \(f\) from finitely many linear measurements. The essence of his considerations is the construction of a Hilbert space on which the measurement functionals are continuous. On this Hilbert space, traditional methods (like computing orthogonal projections) are used, error estimates are given. The author also gives a necessary and sufficient condition under which the Hilbert space he constructs has a reproducing kernel. The abstract results are carefully illustrated for some classical examples like reconstructing a function from finitely many Fourier coefficients, extrapolating finitely many measurements into a periodic function, or reconstructing a function on the plane from finitely many line integrals (tomography).
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