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Artifacts in Arbitrary Limited Data Tomography Problems

Prof. Eric Todd Quinto Tufts University, USA
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Prof. Eric Todd Quinto Tufts University, USA
When Jul 25, 2017
from 04:00 PM to 05:00 PM
Where LH 006
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Abstract: In this talk, we will describe work of the speaker along with Leise Borg, Juergen Frikel, and Jakob Joergensen characterizing how artifacts appear in limited data X-ray tomography with arbitrary data sets both when the boundary of the data set is smooth and when it is not smooth.  This work is motivated by an unusual synchrotron CT data set that has artifacts not seen in standard limited data problems, and we will first discuss reconstructions from this puzzling data set.

We also provide estimates of the strength of the added artifacts in some cases, and we illustrate our results using standard and non-standard limited data tomography problems with real and simulated  data.

We put our results in a general mathematical framework that can be used on a range of limited data problems in which the forward and reconstruction operators are Fourier integral operators.  We outline the proof, which is based on microlocal analysis.

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