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A three-phase framework for photon scattering in porous nanocomposites
Light scattering in heterogeneous media underpins a broad range of natural phenomena and optical technologies, yet remains difficult to understand in porous nanocomposites. State-of-the-art theories generally treat these materials as two-phase systems consisting of particles and a matrix, overlookin
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