Reconstruction Image of Discrete Structure of Materials by Projective Computer Tomography

Alexandre Grebennikov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.739.106

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Reconstruction Image of Discrete Structure of Materials by Projective Computer Tomography

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We consider in this paper the Projective Computer Tomography (PCT) as an instrument for image reconstruction of objects with the internal simple discrete structure that consists of some separate elements inside of the homogeneous (or quasi homogeneous) substance in the considered domain. PCT consists in localization of intersections of prolongation of some known projections, obtained as images by some concrete tomography. Developed scheme is constructed as algorithms and MATLAB program package, which quality and rapidity is demonstrated on simulated numerical examples.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 739)

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106-110

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August 2013

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Alexandre Grebennikov

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Computer Tomography, Discrete Structure, Rotating Projection Algorithm

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