论文信息 - On the solution of the inverse problem of radiation scattering imaging

On the solution of the inverse problem of radiation scattering imaging

Radiation scattering imaging (or density reconstruction) is viewed as an inverse problem. Using functional analysis principles, a numerical method is developed for solving this inverse problem. The method is applied for reconstructing the density distribution of a two-phase flow.

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