Reconstruction Problems in Rich Tomography - Part 1

Explore a comprehensive seminar presentation on rich tomography reconstruction problems, focusing on cases where data collection extends beyond simple scalar measurements. Learn about three key examples: Small Angle X-ray Scattering Tomography (SAXS), Bragg Edge Neutron Tomography, and Polarimetric Neutron Tomography. Delve into the mathematical foundations and uniqueness properties of these advanced imaging techniques, while gaining essential physics context to understand their applications. Delivered by Professor Bill Lionheart from the University of Manchester, the talk examines how rich data collection methods enable the recovery of more detailed information compared to traditional scalar imaging approaches.