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Weighted Radon transforms for which the Chang approximate inversion formula is precise

Roman Novikov
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We describe all weighted Radon transforms on the plane for which the Chang approximate inversion formula is precise. Some subsequent results, including the Cormack type inversion for these transforms, are also given.

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Roman Novikov. 2011-01-17. Weighted Radon transforms for which the Chang approximate inversion formula is precise. https://doi.org/10.1070/rm2011v066n02abeh004747

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