Tomography - The Central Slice Theorem and Filtered Back Projection @JoelRosenfeld
Tomography - The Central Slice Theorem and Filtered Back Projection @JoelRosenfeld
Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 18 hours ago
Here we pull everything together by showing the connection between the Radon and Fourier transforms. A few manipulations gives the filtered back projection algorithm, which instructs us on how to recover the original function from its sinogram.

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Tomography - The Central Slice Theorem and Filtered Back Projection

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