Projection-Slice theorem with non central slices

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1 total messages Started by Adrian Whichello Thu, 28 Jan 1993 07:57

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Author: Adrian Whichello
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 07:57

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Dear Netters

     I have an idea for an application that gathers data along non-central
slices in the fourier domain and I need to transform these to the image domain
for processing.  The slices form a sawtooth raster scan (ie |\|\|\|\) in the
fourier domain, the data being collected along the sloping line, not along the
vertical flyback.

     My question is:  does the Projection Slice theorem still hold; ie does 
the fourier transform of the data along such a slice still form a recognizable 
projection in the image domain?  Can anyone suggest some references? Thanks,

                                                               Adrian Whichello

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