Error estimates for tomographic inversion (Q3974450)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 11607
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 11607 |
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Error estimates for tomographic inversion (English)
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25 June 1992
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computerized tomography
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tomographic algorithms
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Radon transform
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ill- posed problem
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convolution backprojection algorithm
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band-limiting effect
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window function
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Error estimates
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0.8814974
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0.8798907
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The authors study the error in the convolution backprojection algorithm for tomographic reconstruction of a function in the plane from its line integrals. In particular, the error due to the band-limiting effect of the window function is studied. Error estimates are derived for continuous functions for which the average \(f(x,r)=(2\pi)^{- 1}\int_{S^ 1}f(x+r\omega)d\omega\) has a continuous \(k\)-th derivative with respect to \(r\). A local version of this result is proved also, viz. if \(f(x)\) is continuous at \(x_ 0\) and \(f(x_ 0,r)\) has a continuous \(k-th\) derivative with respect to \(r\) at \(r=0\) then the same estimates hold for the reconstructed value of \(f(x_ 0)\).
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