The shadow picture problem for nonintersecting curves
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The author proves that two strictly convex plane bodies with the same shadow picture at each point of two parallel straight lines and a closed curve must coincide. That is a special case of the problem in the previous paper [ibid., No. 2, 113-125 (1996; see the paper above)].
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