Reconstructive integral geometry
The book is an extended version of a lecture course which was taught by the author. It represents a systematic treatment of diverse problems of integral geometry starting from the classical works by Minkowski and Funk, and containing some recent results. The main focus is reconstruction formulas and interplay with harmonic analysis, geometry, and differential equations. The way of presentation and the choice of the material reflects author's taste and his contribution to the area. Chapter 1 contains a mini-course in distribution theory, harmonic analysis and geometry. Chapter 2 is devoted to the Radon transform for hyperplanes in \(R^n\) and includes the following topics: Basic properties, inversion formulas, range conditions, frequency analysis, Radon transform of differential forms. Chapter 3 deals with the Funk transform. This name is attributed by the author to diverse Radon-like transforms for families of subvarieties of a Riemannian manifold. The totally geodesic transforms on spaces of constant curvature, in particular, the Minkowski-Funk transform for the unit sphere, are covered by this notion. Chapter 4 is devoted to reconstruction from line integrals. This includes the \(X\)-ray transform, rays tangent to a surface, sources on a proper curve, line integrals of differential forms, exponential and attenuated ray transforms. In Chapter 5 the author considers flat integral transforms (or \(k\)-plane transforms in another terminology with \(1\leq k <n\)). Chapter 6 is devoted to incomplete data problems and includes Radon transform of Gabor functions, reconstruction from limited angle data, exterior problem and the parametrix method. Chapter 7 focuses on inversion of spherical transforms of the form \(Mf(S)=\int_S f dS\) where \(S\) belongs to certain family \(\Sigma\) of \((n-1)\)-dimensional spheres. The following special cases are considered: I. \(\Sigma\) is the pencil of spheres orthogonal to a hyperplane; II. \(\Sigma\) is the set of spheres with centers at a sphere; III. \(\Sigma\) is the family of spheres tangent to a subvariety. Chapter 8 is devoted to algebraic integral transforms when integration is performed over certain algebraic subvarieties. Chapters 7 and 8 also discuss various aspects of interplay of integral geometry and differential equations. The new book is a useful addition to the existing literature on integral geometry and, in particular, on Radon transforms.
- Radon transforms and Gegenbauer-Chebyshev integrals. II: Examples
- To local reconstruction from the spherical mean Radon transform
- The ray transform of symmetric tensor fields with incomplete projection data. I: The kernel of the ray transform
- Non-central Funk-Radon transforms: single and multiple
- On two families of Funk-type transforms
- Inversion of higher dimensional Radon transforms of seismic-type
- Reconstruction of functions on the sphere from their integrals over hyperplane sections
- A parametrix method in integral geometry
- Range descriptions for the spherical mean Radon transform
- Mathematics of Photoacoustic and Thermoacoustic Tomography
- Topics in absolute anabelian geometry. III: Global reconstruction algorithms
- Electron tomography and multiscale biology
- Leon Ehrenpreis, Recollections from the Recent Decades
- Mathematics of Hybrid Imaging: A Brief Review
- The -cosine transforms with odd kernel and the hemispherical transform
- Integral geometry and Radon transforms
- Three-dimensional image reconstruction from Compton camera data
- Reconstructing a function on the sphere from its means along vertical slices
- Integralgeometrie für Stereologie und Bildrekonstruktion
- Euclidean motion group representations and the singular value decomposition of the Radon transform
- Introduction to Radon transforms. With elements of fractional calculus and harmonic analysis
- Reconstruction from Integral Data
- Notes on integral geometry and harmonic analysis
- Method of analytic continuation for the inverse spherical mean transform in constant curvature spaces
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4073026 (Why is no real title available?)
- Uniqueness for inverse boundary value problems by Dirichlet-to-Neumann map on subboundaries
- Real integral geometry and complex analysis
- Compton camera imaging and the cone transform: a brief overview
- Inversion of the classical Radon transform on \(\mathbb{Z}^n_p\)
- Fourier duality in integral geometry and reconstruction from ray integrals
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 826079 (Why is no real title available?)
- On the spherical slice transform
- Non-geodesic Spherical Funk Transforms with One and Two Centers
- Reconstructions from integrals over non-analytic manifolds
- Trkalian fields and Radon transformation
- Trkalian fields: ray transforms and mini-twistors
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2233160 (Why is no real title available?)
- The Fourier transform approach to inversion of -cosine and Funk transforms on the unit sphere
- Inversion of the pair of weighted and classical circular Radon transforms in \(\mathcal{C}(\mathbf{R}^2)\)
- Reconstruction of a function defined on \(\mathbb R^2\) from its circular transforms, centered on an arc
- Higher-rank Radon transforms on constant curvature spaces
- On the hemispherical transform in the half-space and related Radon transforms
- Radon transform on algebraic Cormack α-curves inversion formula
- Recovering a function from spherical means in 3D using local data
- The Radon transform on the Heisenberg group and the transversal Radon transform
- Inversion of the two-data circular Radon transform centered on a curve on \(C(\mathbf{R}^2)\)
- The Cormack inversion formula for Doppler tomography in two dimensions
- Multivariate moment indeterminateness: separating functions and bounded point evaluations
- Inversion of the two-data Funk transform
- Conditioning moments of singular measures for entropy optimization. I
- Inversion of the two-data spherical Radon transform with the centers on a plane
- Weighted circular Radon transforms
- Special structure of the solution to the Cauchy problem for a parabolic equation and inverse problems
- To recovering the moments from the spherical mean Radon transform
- Support theorems for the Radon transform and Cramér-Wold theorems
- Texture generation for photoacoustic elastography
- Inversion of the elliptical Radon transform arising in migration imaging using the regular Radon transform
- Algebraic-exponential data recovery from moments
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