Reconstructing probability characteristics of multidimensional random functions from the projections

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The paper obtains sufficient conditions for the unique solvability of the following problem: Given a random function \(\xi (x,y)\) whose realizations are integrable with probability 1, find its distributions by the information about some probability characteristics of \[ \xi^{(\alpha)}(t)=\int_{L(\alpha, t)}\xi(x,y)\,dl,\quad 0<\alpha< \pi, \;-\infty<t<\infty, \] where the integral is taken over the straight line \(L(\alpha,t)\) with inclination angle \(\alpha\) shifted from the origin by \(t\).











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