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.Mathematical Methods in Image Reconstruction .S1AM Monographs on Mathematical Modeling and Computation About the Series In 1997, SIAM began a new series on mathematical modeling and computation. Books in the series develop a focused topic from its genesis to the current state of the art; these books • present modern mathematical developments with direct applications in science and engineering; • describe mathematical issues arising in modern applications; • develop mathematical models of topical physical, chemical, or biological systems; • present new and efficient computational tools and techniques that have direct applications in science and engineering; and • illustrate the continuing, integrated roles of. | Mathematical Methods in Image Reconstruction Frank Natterer Frank Wiibbeling Monographs on Mathematical Modeling and Computation Mathematical Methods in Image Reconstruction SIAM Monographs on Mathematical Modeling and Computation About the Series In 1997 SIAM began a new series on mathematical modeling and computation. Books in the series develop a focused topic from its genesis to the current state of the art these books present modern mathematical developments with direct applications in science and engineering describe mathematical issues arising in modern applications develop mathematical models of topical physical chemical or biological systems present new and efficient computational tools and techniques that have direct applications in science and engineering and illustrate the continuing integrated roles of mathematical scientific and computational investigation. Although sophisticated ideas are presented the writing style is popular rather than formal. Texts are intended to be read by audiences with little more than a bachelor s degree in mathematics or engineering. Thus they are suitable for use in graduate mathematics science and engineering courses. By design the material is multidisciplinary. As such we hope to foster cooperation and collaboration between mathematicians computer scientists engineers and scientists. This is a difficult task because different terminology is used for the same concept in different disciplines. Nevertheless we believe we have been successful and hope that you enjoy the texts in the series. Joseph E. Flaherty Editor-in-Chief Joseph E. Flaherty Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Frank Natterer and Frank Wiibbeling Mathematical Methods in Image Reconstruction Per Christian Hansen Rank-Deficient and Discrete Ill-Posed Problems Numerical Aspects of Linear Inversion Michael Griebel Thomas Dornseifer and Tilman Neunhoeffer Numerical Simulation in Fluid Dynamics A Practical Introduction Khosrow chadan David Colton Lassi Păivărinta .