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An Experimental Study of Ultrasonic Diffraction Tomography with Circular Scanning
We present an experimental result of a circular-scanning ultrasonic diffraction tomography, where the transducer always faces towards an object and moves around it. Restricting the object in the far field of the incident cylindrical wave, we have derived a reconstruction formula composed of a Fourie...
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| description | We present an experimental result of a circular-scanning ultrasonic
diffraction tomography, where the transducer always faces towards
an object and moves around it.
Restricting the object in the far field of the incident cylindrical wave,
we have derived a reconstruction formula composed of a Fourier series
of Hankel transforms without any higher order Hankel functions
than the 0th order function.
Our simple experimental study for a small acrylic pipe in water shows a
promising quality of tomographic images. |
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of Hankel transforms without any higher order Hankel functions
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