Iterative reconstruction of images from incomplete spectral data
The authors consider the numerical reconstruction of band-limited functions from incomplete spectral data. The problem is converted to a second kind integral equation, which can be solved by iterative methods. It is shown that both the simple Neumann iteration, which is equivalent to the Papoulis-Gerchberg algorithm for band-limited signal extrapolation, and the conjugate gradient (cg) iteration scheme converge. The authors compare the accuracy of both methods for an exponentially oscillating potential with and without noise. Here the cg method shows essentially better results than Neumann-type iterations. The cg scheme is simple to implement and may be useful for multidimensional problems.
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