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Back when the subject was a specialty of a few mathematicians, mainly in the Soviet Union and US, Natterer (mathematics, U. of M<:u>nster collected some mathematics of possible interest both to research mathematicians who want to understand the theory and algorithms of computerized tomography, and to practitioners who want to apply the technology in their special field of interest. Now that the specialty has grown into a whole industry, many more people may be interested in the fundamental and practical mathematics involved. The 1986 edition was published by Wiley in the US and Britain, and Teubner in Germany. An errata sheet has been added.
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Nancy Carter
reviewed The mathematics of computerized tomography on November 14, 2020
The mathematics of computerized tomography
Oooh, so close.
I wanted this book to be better than it is. It's a fine book, but I had, perhaps, unrealistic expectations. It introduces non-maths types to various mathematical concepts (chaos, infinity, etc.) in a way that is very accessible. But then it sort of dumps us there - "whee! wasn't that fun?!" I would have much preferred that it go a bit deeper. But it's probably quite good for those who have no interest in math to begin with.
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