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The radon transform for higher dimensions.

Results of the Radon transform which are known for n=2 or n=3 can provide guidance toward more general results. The author presents such generalisation and examines the limiting cases for two and three dimensions. Full details of the derivation, which are somewhat involved, will be presented elsewhere (Deans 1978).

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