Abstract
Twistor theory is used to develop a new procedure for inverting the Radon line transform in three or more dimensions. First, the inversion problem is reduced to a ∂–problem on the complement of real projective space in complex projective space. The ∂–problem in turn is solved by means of an explicit integral formula.
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