2022
DOI: 10.1007/s12220-022-00981-5
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Unique Continuation Results for Certain Generalized Ray Transforms of Symmetric Tensor Fields

Abstract: Let Im denote the Euclidean ray transform acting on compactly supported symmetric m-tensor field distributions f , and I * m be its formal L 2 adjoint. We study a unique continuation result for the normal operator Nm = I * m Im. More precisely, we show that if Nm vanishes to infinite order at a point x 0 and if the Saint-Venant operator W acting on f vanishes on an open set containing x 0 , then f is a potential tensor field. This generalizes two recent works of Ilmavirta and Mönkkönen who proved such unique c… Show more

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“…To the best of authors' knowledge, there are only two works available with restricted TRT; the first one is [8], where authors have developed a slice-by-slice filtered back projection reconstruction algorithm for symmetric 2-tensor fields in R 3 while the second one [23] deals with microlocal inversion for symmetric m-tensor fields in R 3 . The articles [1,2,15,21] address the injectivity questions for TRT in different settings. For more literature related to transverse ray transform, please refer to [12,16,25,26,31,36], and the references therein.…”
Section: Definition 2 ([23]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To the best of authors' knowledge, there are only two works available with restricted TRT; the first one is [8], where authors have developed a slice-by-slice filtered back projection reconstruction algorithm for symmetric 2-tensor fields in R 3 while the second one [23] deals with microlocal inversion for symmetric m-tensor fields in R 3 . The articles [1,2,15,21] address the injectivity questions for TRT in different settings. For more literature related to transverse ray transform, please refer to [12,16,25,26,31,36], and the references therein.…”
Section: Definition 2 ([23]mentioning
confidence: 99%