2013
DOI: 10.1088/0266-5611/29/6/065004
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Cormack-type inversion of attenuated Radon transform

Abstract: The reconstruction of a function from its attenuated Radon transform (AtRT) finds many applications in medical and physical imaging. A lot of different algorithms of inversion of AtRT have been described based on the Novikov formula. In this paper, we consider a particular case of the AtRT, when the attenuation is axially symmetric. The reconstruction algorithm is based on circular harmonic decomposition. The work is in fact a natural generalization of the Cormack algorithm for the exponential Radon transform.… Show more

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“…Схема дальнейшего изложения следует аналогичной задаче для случая прямолинейного рас-пространения лучей [8] и поэтому во многих местах объяснения даются в краткой форме. Преобразуем на-копленное поглощение:…”
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“…Схема дальнейшего изложения следует аналогичной задаче для случая прямолинейного рас-пространения лучей [8] и поэтому во многих местах объяснения даются в краткой форме. Преобразуем на-копленное поглощение:…”
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“…Следуя схеме работы [8], преобразуем интегралы в квадратных скобках. Перво-начально преобразуем интегралы в первой квадратной скобке, меняя в них порядок интегрирования:…”
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“…For instance, in [1] range conditions of operator R μ are shown using Paley-Wiener type theorems. Cormack-type inversion formulas are based on the circular harmonic expansion of the transform and solving integral equations of special type (generalized Cormack equations) and they are discussed in [16] with generalization for the attenuated Radon transform in [17]. An explicit integral formula for 180-degree data reconstruction is obtained in [18] along with numerical tests for the approximation of the integrals.…”
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confidence: 99%