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On a Radon Transform

2008
In this article a special type of Radon transform (Kipriyanov-Radon transform K γ ) is considered and some properties of this transform are proved. The main results of this work are the inversion formulas of K γ , which were obtained with a help of general B-hypersingular integrals.
Ekaterina Gots, Lev Lyakhov
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A new Radon transform result

Proceedings of International Conference on Image Processing, 2002
A convex elliptical region of the plane supports a positive-valued function of two variables whose Radon transform depends only on the slope of the integrating line: any two parallel lines that intersect the ellipse generate equal line integrals of the function. It is somewhat surprising that such a function exists.
Thomas L. Marzetta, Larry A. Shepp
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Radon transform for face recognition

Artificial Life and Robotics, 2010
Face recognition is an important biometric because of its potential applications in many fields such as access control, surveillance, and human-computer interactions. In this article, an investigation of the effect of the step size for both the angle and the vector of the Radon transform on the performance of a face recognition system based on ...
Jamal Ahmad Dargham   +3 more
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Radon Transform on a Harmonic Manifold

The Journal of Geometric Analysis, 2020
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The Radon Transform

2009
For a given function f defined in the plane, which may represent, for instance, the attenuation-coefficient function in a cross section of a sample, the fundamental question of image reconstruction calls on us to consider the value of the integral of f along a typical line l t , θ.
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A generalization of the Funk–Radon transform

Inverse Problems, 2017
The generalized Funk-Radon transform \(U_\zeta\) takes functions on the 2-sphere \(S^2\) to functions on the set of all cross-sections of \(S^2\) by planes passing through the fixed point \(\zeta\) inside \(S^2\). The case when \(\zeta\) is the center of \(S^2\) yields the classical Funk transform \(F\) that integrates functions over great circles.
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The Radon transform for higher dimensions

Physics in Medicine & Biology, 1978
Results of the Radon transform which are known for n=2 or n=3 can provide guidance toward more general results. The author presents such generalisation and examines the limiting cases for two and three dimensions. Full details of the derivation, which are somewhat involved, will be presented elsewhere (Deans 1978).
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Microlocal Analysis of Generalized Radon Transforms from Scattering Tomography

SIAM Journal on Imaging Sciences, 2021
Eric Todd Quinto
exaly  

Ellipsoidal and hyperbolic Radon transforms; microlocal properties and injectivity

Journal of Functional Analysis, 2023
Eric Todd Quinto
exaly  

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