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Evaluation of methods and metrics for identifying scattering regime of dielectric particulate medium
The norm for analyzing radiative transfer in randomly dispersed particulate medium is to use the independent scattering assumption, where the radiative characteristics of the system are derived from the superposition of the individual particles' radiative characteristics. This assumption is
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