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Regularization Problems in 3-D Ray Tomography

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Relationships between Tikhonov's regularization, statistical regularization, and potential theory are considered. It is demonstrated that the use of Tikhonov's regularization leads to correlation operators such that they may be interpreted as the Coulomb or Yukawa potentials. Physical interpretation of the interaction of rays as ``charged'' threads with respective potentials is given. Bibliography: 6 titles.

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Troyan, V.N., Ryzhikov, G.A. Regularization Problems in 3-D Ray Tomography. Journal of Mathematical Sciences 108, 859–862 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1013271817538

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