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HandbookofMathematicalMethodsinImaging Otmar Scherzer(Ed.) Handbook of Mathematical Methods in Imaging withFiguresandTables 123 Editor: OtmarScherzer ComputationalScienceCenter UniversityofVienna Nordbergstrasse Vienna Austria and RICAM AustrianAcademyofSciences Linz Austria LibraryofCongressControlNumber: ISBN---- Thispublicationisavailablealsoas: ElectronicpublicationunderISBN---- PrintandelectronicbundleunderISBN---- DOI./---- ©SpringerScience+BusinessMedia,LLC Allrightsreserved.Thisworkmaynotbetranslatedorcopiedinwholeorinpartwithoutthewrittenper- missionofthepublisher(SpringerScience+BusinessMedia,LLC,SpringStreet,NewYork,NY,USA), exceptforbriefexcerptsinconnectionwithreviewsorscholarlyanalysis.Useinconnectionwithanyform ofinformationstorageandretrieval,electronicadaptation,computersoftware,orbysimilarordissimilar methodologynowknownorhereafterdevelopedisforbidden. Theuseinthispublicationoftradenames,trademarks,servicemarks,andsimilarterms,eveniftheyarenot identifiedassuch,isnottobetakenasanexpressionofopinionastowhetherornottheyaresubjectto proprietaryrights. Theuseofgeneraldescriptivenames,registerednames,trademarks,etc.inthispublicationdoesnotimply, evenintheabsenceofaspecificstatement,thatsuchnamesareexemptfromtherelevantprotectivelaws andregulationsandthereforefreeforgeneraluse. SpringerispartofSpringerScience+BusinessMedia www.springer.com Printedonacid-freepaper SPIN:SPi– Preface Today,computerimagingcoversvariousaspectsofdatafiltering,patternrecognition, feature extraction,computeraideddesign,andcomputeraidedinspectionanddiagnosis. Pillarsofthefieldofcomputerimagingareadvanced,stable,andreliablealgorithms.In addition,feasibilityanalysisisrequiredtoevaluatepracticalrelevanceofthemethods.To putthesepillarsonsolidgrounds,asignificantamountofmathematicaltoolsarerequired. Thishandbookmakesahumbleattempttoprovideasurveyofsuchmathematicaltools. We had the vision that this imaging handbook should contain individual chapters whichcanserveastoolboxes,which,whenaligned,formbackgroundmaterialforcomplete appliedimagingproblems.Thereforeitshouldalsogiveanimpressiononthebroadmathe- matical knowledge required to solve industrial and applied research applications: The imageformationprocess,veryfrequently,isassignedtotheinverseproblemscommunity, whichisprominentlyrepresentedinthishandbook.Thesubsequentstepisimageanalysis. Nowadays,advancedImageAnalysis,andImageProcessingingeneral,usessophisticated methodsfromGeometry,DifferentialGeometry,ConvexAnalysis,NumericalAnalysis,to mentionjustafew.Infact,bytherapidadvanceofImaging,themathematical areashave beenpushedforwardheavily,andraisedtheirimpactinapplicationsciences. Myspecialthanksgotoallindividualauthorsfortheirvaluablecontributionsandthe refereesfortheirhelpinimprovingthecontributionsandmakingdetailedcomments.My sincerethanksgototheSpringer’seditorsandstaff,VaishaliDamle,JenniferCarlson,and SaskiaEllisfortheirpatience,andtheirconstantsupportandencouragementoverthelast twoyears. Finally,Iwouldliketoencouragethereaderstosubmitsuggestionsregardingthehand- book’s content. For a projectof this size, itislikely that essential topicsare missed. Ina rapidlyevolvingarealikeImagingitislikelythatnewareaswillappearinaveryshorttime and should beadded tothe handbook, as wellas recent development enforce modifica- tionsofexistingcontributions.Wearecommittedtoissuingperiodicupdatesandwelook forwardtothefeedbackfromthecommunity. OtmarScherzer ComputationalScienceCenter UniversityofVienna,Austria and RICAM AustrianAcademyofSciences Linz,Austria Table of Contents Preface................................................................................................... v AbouttheEditor...................................................................................... xi ListofContributors.................................................................................. xiii Volume InverseProblems–Methods LinearInverseProblems............................................................ CharlesGroetsch Large-ScaleInverseProblemsinImaging..................................... JulianneChung⋅SarahKnepper⋅JamesG.Nagy RegularizationMethodsforIll-PosedProblems............................ JinCheng⋅BerndHofmann DistanceMeasuresandApplicationstoMulti-Modal VariationalImaging................................................................. ChristianePöschl⋅OtmarScherzer EnergyMinimizationMethods................................................... MilaNikolova CompressiveSensing............................................................... MassimoFornasier⋅HolgerRauhut DualityandConvexProgramming.............................................. JonathanM.Borwein⋅D.RussellLuke EMAlgorithms........................................................................ CharlesByrne⋅PaulP.B.Eggermont IterativeSolutionMethods........................................................ MartinBurger⋅BarbaraKaltenbacher⋅AndreasNeubauer LevelSetMethodsforStructuralInversionandImage Reconstruction........................................................................ OliverDorn⋅DominiqueLesselier viii TableofContents Volume InverseProblems–CaseExamples ExpansionMethods.................................................................. HabibAmmari⋅HyeonbaeKang SamplingMethods................................................................... MartinHanke⋅AndreasKirsch InverseScattering.................................................................... DavidColton⋅RainerKress ElectricalImpedanceTomography.............................................. AndyAdler⋅RominaGaburro·WilliamLionheart SyntheticApertureRadarImaging.............................................. MargaretCheney⋅BrettBorden Tomography........................................................................... GaborT.Herman OpticalImaging....................................................................... SimonR.Arridge⋅JariP.Kaipio·VilleKolehmainen⋅TanjaTarvainen PhotoacousticandThermoacousticTomography: ImageFormationPrinciples....................................................... KunWang⋅MarkA.Anastasio MathematicsofPhotoacousticandThermoacousticTomography.... PeterKuchment⋅LeonidKunyansky WavePhenomena.................................................................... MattiLassas⋅MikkoSalo⋅GuntherUhlmann Volume ImageRestorationandAnalysis StatisticalMethodsinImaging................................................... DanielaCalvetti⋅ErkkiSomersalo SupervisedLearningbySupportVectorMachines........................ GabrieleSteidl TableofContents ix TotalVariationinImaging......................................................... V.Caselles⋅A.Chambolle⋅M.Novaga NumericalMethodsandApplicationsinTotalVariationImage Restoration............................................................................. RaymondChan⋅TonyChan⋅AndyYip MumfordandShahModelanditsApplicationstoImage SegmentationandImageRestoration......................................... LeahBar⋅TonyF.Chan⋅GinmoChung⋅MiyounJung⋅NahumKiryati⋅ RamiMohieddine⋅NirSochen⋅LuminitaA.Vese LocalSmoothingNeighborhoodFilters....................................... Jean-MichelMorel⋅AntoniBuades⋅TomeuColl NeighborhoodFiltersandtheRecoveryofDInformation............. JulieDigne⋅MariellaDimiccoli⋅PhilippeSalembier⋅NeusSabater SplinesandMultiresolutionAnalysis.......................................... BrigitteForster GaborAnalysisforImaging....................................................... OleChristensen⋅HansG.Feichtinger⋅StephanPaukner ShapeSpaces.......................................................................... AlainTrouvé⋅LaurentYounes VariationalMethodsinShapeAnalysis........................................ MartinRumpf⋅BenediktWirth ManifoldIntrinsicSimilarity...................................................... AlexanderM.Bronstein⋅MichaelM.Bronstein ImageSegmentationwithShapePriors:ExplicitVersusImplicit Representations...................................................................... DanielCremers StarletTransforminAstronomicalDataProcessing....................... Jean-LucStarck⋅FionnMurtagh⋅MarioBertero DifferentialMethodsforMulti-DimensionalVisualDataAnalysis..... WernerBenger⋅RenéHeinzl⋅DietmarHildenbrand⋅TinoWeinkauf⋅ HolgerTheisel⋅DavidTschumperlé Index.....................................................................................................