Verification of The Inverse Abel Transform
Assuming f is continuously differentiable and f, f' drop to zero faster than 1/r, we can set and . Integration by parts then yields
Differentiating formally,
Now plug this into the inverse Abel transform formula:
By Fubini's theorem, the last integral equals
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