On variable block algebraic reconstruction techniques
[For the entire collection see Zbl 0746.00070.] The paper reviews the variable block algebraic reconstruction technique (ART) algorithmic scheme for solving systems of linear equations that arise from the fully discretized model of transmission tomography. The problem consists of finding the image of the unknown vector \(x\), given the measurements vector \(y\) and the projection matrix \(A\) from a system \(Ax=y\). The solution is obtained by an iterative method that allows the processing of blocks (i.e. groups of equations) which need not be fixed in advance, but may rather change dynamically throughout iterations. The method is based on a theorem referred, without proof, to a work of \textit{R. Aharoni} and the author [Linear Algebra Appl. 120, 165-175 (1989; Zbl 0679.65046)].
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