Uniqueness Questions in Reconstruction of Multidimensional by V. P. Golubyatnikov

By V. P. Golubyatnikov

The 1st a part of this new quantity within the Inverse and Ill-Posed difficulties sequence experiences area of expertise questions for convalescing the shapes of the convex and extra complex our bodies from shapes in their projections onto planes of low size. a few balance estimates of the ideas to those inverse difficulties are given. the second one half bargains with inverse issues of projection info at once attached to tomography, specifically to obvious contours of gentle surfaces, that have useful interpretations similar to skinny cracks in non-stop media that are studied in wave optics, and so on. New effects on reconstruction of gentle surfaces from observations of the wave fronts iteration via those surfaces are acquired. This publication could be of curiosity to researchers within the fields of inverse difficulties, vital geometry and tomography.

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2 can be formulated in the infinite-dimensional case as well. Definition. A compact body W in a separable Hilbert space Ή will be called (—q)-visible if any plane of codimension greater than q that is disjoint from W is contained in some plane of codimension q that is disjoint from W as well. Definition. A compact body W in a separable Hilbert space Η will be called (—q)-convexii for every point χ there is a plane of codimension q that contains χ and is disjoint from W. 3. Let W\, С Η be compact (—2)-convex bodies.

In this case φ(ω) — 0. Their projections onto "almost horizontal" planes, where the cone Λ is not seen while the sets J± are seen through, axe pairwise centrally symmetric to each other; here φ(ω) = π. 5. Chapter 2. 2: Visible bodies W\ and Wi The corresponding projections W\{

1 for the case when all the projections of V\ do not have constant width follows from the proximity of the widths of Vi(u>o) to a constant. Now we sum up our previous arguments. a . l . If for any vector ω € S2 the set of angles {φ(ω)} contains an angle less than e 1 / 3 , then the bodies Vi and V2 are translationally (1 + 2V2)(e + ε 1 / 3 ) d-proximate. 40 V. P. Golubyatnikov. 2. If for any ω the set {

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