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Decoding diffuse light scattering dynamics in layered tissues: path length versus fluctuation time scale
Dynamic multiple light scattering (DMLS) has found numerous applications, including soft matter physics and biomedical optics. Yet biological tissues may have complex internal geometries, presenting a challenge for noninvasive measurements. Deciphering laminar dynamics is crucial to accurately inter
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