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The attenuated X-ray transform on curves

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Inverse Problems

We discuss inversion formulae for the attenuated X-ray transform on curves in the two-dimensional unit disc. This tomographic problem has applications in the medical imaging modality SPECT , and has more recently arisen in the problem of determining the internal permittivity and permeability parameters from a conductive body based on external measurements.

This talk is part of the Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series series.

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