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Inversion of the Radon transform, based on the theory of A-analytic functions, with application to 3D inverse kinematic problem with local data
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A. L. Bukhgeim
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2006
In the introduction we show that the inverse problems for transport equations are naturally reduced to the Cauchy problem for the so called A-analytic functions, and hence the solution is given in terms of operator analog of the Cauchy transform. In Section 2 we develop elements of the theory of A-analytic functions and obtain stability estimates for our Cauchy transform. In Section 3 we discuss numerical aspects of this transformation. In Section 4 we apply this algorithm to the 3-dimensional inverse kinematic problem with local data on the Earth surface, using modified Newton method and discuss numerical examples.
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Copyright 2006, Walter de Gruyter
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