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1D example

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1D

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2D cartesian

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2D polar Google Hankel transforms!

3D cartesian

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f g x

f x g x x x

f g x y

f x y g x x y y x y

f g x y z

f x y z g x x y y

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Convolution - an averaging

operation where at each point

a weighted mean of the

original function is calculated.

The (invariant!!!) weighting

function is often called kernel.

Calculation techniques:

Convolutions - many dose calculation problems can be approximated as convolutions

(invariant kernel -> for homogeneous media):