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The authors consider the reconstruction of a probability measure from finitely many marginal distributions. A short description of the relation to Radon transform and Wold-Cramér principle is given. The literature on this reconstruction problem is reviewed too. In the main part the authors give estimates of the maximal distance of two probability measures, which have some given marginal distributions with equal moments. The theory is applied to a problem in quantum mechanics and to computer tomography. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0885.00054].
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