Weakly ill-posed Volterra-type problems of integral geometry
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The author considers the Volterra-type problem of integral geometry. This problem is usually strongly ill-posed. He identifies some classes of Volterra-type problems in the plane and in the three-dimensional space, formulates uniqueness theorems and estimates the stability of solutions to the considered problems.
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