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The capability to rapidly and robustly simulate the scattering of linear waves by periodic, multiply layered media in two and three dimensions is crucial in many engineering applications.

The layered velocity structure model can be superimposed by a random velocity fluctuation described by statistical characteristics such as the Gaussian or von Kármán power spectrum density functions (Sato et al. 2012), to simulate the scattering of high-frequency seismic waves in heterogeneous structures (e.g., Furumura and Kennett 2005; Takemura et al. 2015, 2016).

Recent research has focused on using computational models of microstructure topology to simulate the scatter in bearing life results.

In the near infrared (NIR) spectral region (i.e., 650-1000 nm) phantoms must have a high level of turbidity to simulate the multiple scattering of NIR photons in biological tissues [ 1, 2].

These full-wave methods aim to efficiently simulate the electromagnetic scattering of targets embedded in inhomogeneous multi-layered media.

A recent development has been achieved by Shiina et al. (2011), who succeeded in modeling 2-D cracks filled with a viscous fluid in the standard staggered grid and simulated the consequent scattering of SH waves with high accuracy.

Classical ion trajectory simulations using the three-dimensional scattering and recoiling imaging code are used to simulate the kinematics of the scattering and recoiling particles.

I used the photon mapping and rapid hierarchical technique to simulate the subsurface scattering phenomenon.

It can simulate the reflections of light scattering off objects in a video game as well as the physical interactions of the moving objects themselves.

For the compressible flow, the effects of random geometric perturbations (simulating random roughness) on the scattering of a strong shock wave is investigated both analytically and numerically.

The results from the linear accelerator simulation were used to simulate the ToF of x-ray photons scattering back from a set of objects (polyethylene boxes).