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Acuros CTS deterministically solves the LBTE by modeling photon transport associated with an x-ray projection in three main steps: (a) Ray tracing photons from the x-ray source into the object where they experience their first scattering event and form scattering sources.

(b) Propagating photons from their first scattering sources across the object in all directions to form second scattering sources, then repeating this process until all high-order scattering sources are computed using the source iteration method.

The detailed understanding of the background scattering sources is required for effective suppression.

Thomson (also referred to as Compton) scattering sources are an established method to produce appropriate photon beams.

(c) Ray-tracing photons from scattering sources within the object to the detector, accounting for the detector's energy and anti-scatter grid responses.

These two phonon scattering sources in conjunction with the inherently existed Bi Sb lattice disorders lead to a strong wide-frequency phonon scattering, and consequently result in a significantly decreased thermal conductivity.

The equivalence theory uses a crude resonance scattering source approximation, and assumes a spatially constant scattering source distribution inside a fuel pellet.

Specific sets are associated with isotropic and uniform volume emission by a and with the successive internal and external scattering events within a and b, the emission or scattering source terms of which have been weighted by spatial distribution functions.

An inverse Compton scattering source is under development at the ELSA linac of CEA, Bruyères-le-Châtel.

This set of discrete ordinates also must form a quadrature (numerical integration) so that the angular flux moments can be estimated and the scattering source calculated.

The transport equation is discretized by a conservative method of short characteristics with a novel linear approximation of the scattering source term and monotonic, parabolic representation of the angular flux on incoming faces.