AbstractSingular Radon transforms of order α are defined. For each α ∈ R, a model transform R̃α on RPn for n odd is considered. Generalizing earlier results by the author (Comm. Partial Differential Equations14, 1989, 1461-1470), sharp Sobolev estimates, both upper bounds and lower bounds, are given. In particular, R̃α is injective for all α not equal to a certain critical value. Using a result in microlocal analysis known as the "parabolic trick," Sobolev upper bounds are proved for quite general singular Radon transforms. These are consistent with the upper bounds found in the model case. In addition, a microlocal description of the critical value of α is found. For α a non-negative even integer, it is shown that the lower bounds continue...
AbstractThe new reconstruction filters introduced in this paper make possible various schemes to inv...
Abstract. We show that some singular maximal functions and singular Radon transforms satisfy a weak ...
This thesis contains three articles. The first two concern inversion andlocal injectivity of the wei...
AbstractSingular Radon transforms of order α are defined. For each α ∈ R, a model transform R̃α on R...
AbstractWe prove Sobolev inequalities for singular and fractional Radon transforms which are defined...
Sobolev and L p \Gamma L q estimates for degenerate Fourier integral operators with fold and cus...
We prove Lp– Lq boundedness for a wide class of Radon-like transforms. The technique of proof levera...
Discrete analogues in harmonic analysis, I: l 2[superscript] estimates for singular radon transform
AbstractLet g be a compactly supported function of d-planes in Rn. We prove that then g is in the ra...
AbstractWe give a proof and generalizations of the Gelfand–Graev asymptotic formula (formulated in 1...
AbstractIn this paper new Lαp→Lβq estimates are proved for translation-invariant Radon transforms al...
AbstractThe model Radon equation is the integral equation of the second kind defined by the interior...
We consider the inverse problem for the 2-dimensional weighted local Radon transform Rm[f], where f ...
Let an integer m ≥ 0 be fixed. Let Xm be the space of functions f ∈ C∞(ℝn) that admit an asymptotic ...
AbstractLet ƒ be a rapidly decreasing continuous function on ℝn and let f be its Radon transform. If...
AbstractThe new reconstruction filters introduced in this paper make possible various schemes to inv...
Abstract. We show that some singular maximal functions and singular Radon transforms satisfy a weak ...
This thesis contains three articles. The first two concern inversion andlocal injectivity of the wei...
AbstractSingular Radon transforms of order α are defined. For each α ∈ R, a model transform R̃α on R...
AbstractWe prove Sobolev inequalities for singular and fractional Radon transforms which are defined...
Sobolev and L p \Gamma L q estimates for degenerate Fourier integral operators with fold and cus...
We prove Lp– Lq boundedness for a wide class of Radon-like transforms. The technique of proof levera...
Discrete analogues in harmonic analysis, I: l 2[superscript] estimates for singular radon transform
AbstractLet g be a compactly supported function of d-planes in Rn. We prove that then g is in the ra...
AbstractWe give a proof and generalizations of the Gelfand–Graev asymptotic formula (formulated in 1...
AbstractIn this paper new Lαp→Lβq estimates are proved for translation-invariant Radon transforms al...
AbstractThe model Radon equation is the integral equation of the second kind defined by the interior...
We consider the inverse problem for the 2-dimensional weighted local Radon transform Rm[f], where f ...
Let an integer m ≥ 0 be fixed. Let Xm be the space of functions f ∈ C∞(ℝn) that admit an asymptotic ...
AbstractLet ƒ be a rapidly decreasing continuous function on ℝn and let f be its Radon transform. If...
AbstractThe new reconstruction filters introduced in this paper make possible various schemes to inv...
Abstract. We show that some singular maximal functions and singular Radon transforms satisfy a weak ...
This thesis contains three articles. The first two concern inversion andlocal injectivity of the wei...