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According to the classical model of scattering spheres [ 7, 11], all scattering cores are assumed to be small spheres, the intensity of scattering may be described by the coefficient of scattering μ s.

The Helmholtz equation in two and three dimensions is used as a physical model of scattering including point sources and plane waves as incident fields as well as near and far field measurements.

A model of scattering from an ensemble of point scatters randomly placed in the shallow crust is capable for reproducing the observed coherence data, including its functional dependence on the quantity, fΔx.

A better understanding of this limit and of the fact that it depends on the objective used will need a model of scattering in the tissue [ 26].

This result demonstrates that the method is highly suited for rigorous modeling of scattering from large periodic structures.

The modeling of scattering systems is particularly relevant to the hyperspectral imaging of agricultural products, which require the decoupling of significant scattering and contour contributions to the measured spectra [ 19].

The parameter m characterizes the shape of the refractive index correlation function and is used to model the distribution of scattering length scales.

Section 2 reviews the mathematical expression of received signal and models the RMC of scattering center.

In order to isolate the effect of each survey characteristic on the resulting point clouds and the height estimated from them, Disney et al. [10] simulated different point clouds for different scenarios defined by modifying a single parameter at a time, using a Monte Carlo Ray trace (MCRT) model of canopy scattering.

In sum, our sensitive measurements of RBC membrane displacements indicate that the dynamics can be accounted for by applying a model of light scattering on fluid surfaces.

Additionally, in our own work modeling the angular distribution of scattering from nuclei, we found that homogeneous nuclei could not be used to explain the scattering from isolated nuclei - the scattering at 90° was significantly low (fig. 12 of [ 17]) and smaller scattering centers were needed to model the measured light scattering.