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Reconstruction problems in rich tomography I.

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RNT - Rich and Nonlinear Tomography - a multidisciplinary approach

In rich tomography problems we typically have more than just scalar data for each source and detector. This could be for example a diffraction pattern, a spectrum or a polarization state. Often from such rich data we can recover more information than a scalar image. In this talk I will set the scene with three examples. Small angle x-ray scattering tomography (SAXS), Bragg edge neutron tomography and polarimetric neutron tomography. I will give the mathematical formulation, some of what is know about reconstruction and uniqueness, and barely enough physics to understand the problem.

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