Stefan Type Problem for Generalized Radon Transforms inan Even-Dimensional Space

We study a problem of integral geometry in which functions in $$2n $$ variables are integrated over hyperplanes in an $$n $$ -dimensional Euclidean space. We call such an integration the generalized Radon transform. If the integrand depends only on $$n $$ variables then this integration coincides with the classical one. In a broad sense, the problem of integral geometry is to obtain information about the integrand from the values of a family of integrals. In the present article, we consider the problem on finding the discontinuity surface of the integrand. We prove that there exists a unique solution of the problem and suggest the corresponding algorithm. It is possible to use the obtained results in the theory and practice of probing.

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Siberian Advances in Mathematics
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1055134424040011
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Numerical methods in inverse problems
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Stefan Type Problem for Generalized Radon Transforms inan Even-Dimensional Space

Д. С. Коновалова, D. S. Anikonov
Siberian Advances in Mathematics
Numerical methods in inverse problems
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Stefan Type Problem for Generalized Radon Transforms inan Even-Dimensional Space

Д. С. Коновалова, D. S. Anikonov
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We study a problem of integral geometry in which functions in $$2n $$ variables are integrated over hyperplanes in an $$n $$ -dimensional Euclidean space. We call such an integration the generalized Radon transform. If the integrand depends only on $$n $$ variables then this integration coincides with the classical one. In a broad sense, the problem of integral geometry is to obtain information about the integrand from the values of a family of integrals. In the present article, we consider the problem on finding the discontinuity surface of the integrand. We prove that there exists a unique solution of the problem and suggest the corresponding algorithm. It is possible to use the obtained results in the theory and practice of probing.

Siberian Advances in MathematicsVol. 34(4)
Sobolev Institute of Mathematics (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 59%
Numerical methods in inverse problems
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