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Using Disk-Detector Geometry for Calculation of Optical Path Length by Monte Carlo Simulation of Light Transport in Turbid Media

Disk-detector geometry replacing a conventional square detector with a disk detector is a technique designed to speed up Monte Carlo simulations of light transport in turbid media, such as tissues, in the context of a backscattering problem. In this study, applicability of using this technique to ca...

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Main Author:	Tarasov, A.P.
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Subjects:	acceleration Detectors disk detector Geometry Integrated optics Lasers light transport Media Monte Carlo Monte Carlo methods Optical detectors optical path length tissue turbid medium
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