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In conventional tomography, many reconstruction techniques compute the derivative of the data with the aim of reducing the order of singularity of the reconstruction kernel associated here to the Radon transform in two dimensions. However, differentiating data requires a regularization step (for instance, convolution with a smooth function) which reduces the resolution of reconstructed images. Here, the proposed analytical inversion formula recovers the circular harmonic components of the sought object without differentiation of the data, which leads to an improvement of the final resolution. Furthermore, we deal with the singularity issue of the reconstruction kernel by applying a range property of the Radon transform. Since theoretical results are developed in a quite general context of inverse problems for Radon transforms over $C_1$, the potential applications of our algorithm appear to be numerous in the field of CT and CST. 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