Broken MRI
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The left image below shows the magnitude of the k-space data obtained for an MRI, and the right image shows the reconstructed image.
Consider how the image would change if the k-space data were multiplied by \sin^2(\cdot) or \cos^2(\cdot) of k_r or k_c. Below are several k-space representations that have been distorted in this way. In each case, assume that only the magnitude of the k-space data is changed. Match each k-space image with the corresponding reconstructed image, and enter your results from the corresponding pull-down list.
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| y_{1}[r, c] | y_{2}[r, c] | y_{3}[r, c] |
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| y_{4}[r, c] | y_{5}[r, c] | y_{6}[r, c] |
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| y_{7}[r, c] | y_{8}[r, c] | y_{9}[r, c] |
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| y_{10}[r, c] | y_{11}[r, c] | y_{12}[r, c] |
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