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Wicksell's corpuscle problem in spherical spaces
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 July 2016
Abstract
Wicksell's problem of unfolding ball size distributions is solved for the case of spherical spaces of curvature K > 0. The well-known formulas for the euclidean case result as limits if K → 0. The paper is completed by a brief discussion of some computer-aided statistical procedures.
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