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Deep-Learning Schemes for Full-Wave Nonlinear Inverse Scattering Problems
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2019This paper is devoted to solving a full-wave inverse scattering problem (ISP), which is aimed at retrieving permittivities of dielectric scatterers from the knowledge of measured scattering data.
Zhun Wei, Xudong Chen
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2006
The interaction of waves with obstacles is an everyday phenomenon in science and engineering, arising for example in acoustics, electromagnetism, seismology and hydrodynamics. The mathematical theory and technology needed to understand the phenomenon is known as multiple scattering, and this book is the first devoted to the subject. The author covers a
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The interaction of waves with obstacles is an everyday phenomenon in science and engineering, arising for example in acoustics, electromagnetism, seismology and hydrodynamics. The mathematical theory and technology needed to understand the phenomenon is known as multiple scattering, and this book is the first devoted to the subject. The author covers a
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Electron dose calculation using multiple‐scattering theory: Second‐order multiple‐scattering theory
Medical Physics, 1989This article is part of a series on the calculation of electron dose using multiple‐scattering theory. It presents systematically the second‐order multiple‐scattering theory which is a generalization of the (first‐order) Fermi–Eyges theory, outlining its derivation and giving explicit formulas for its defining functions.
Jette, D., Bielajew, A. F.
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Multiple scattering corrections in π-deuteron scattering
Il Nuovo Cimento, 1959An evaluation of the multiple scattering corrections to the impulse approximation for The effects of -d scattering was previously published. The problem is reconsidered by making use of a The effects of -nucleon scattering matrix with a high momenta behavior such that the propagator does not have singularities at small distance. (W.D.M.)
de Alfaro, V., Stroffolini, R.
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Multiple-scattering lidar equation
Applied Optics, 1996A multiple-scattering lidar equation is derived from a phenomenological representation of the scattering processes. The contributions are separated into the unscattered, singly scattered, and multiply scattered illumination of the scattering volume, a single backscattering reflection from that volume, and the unscattered and multiply scattered ...
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1990
Abstract In terms of the T operator. Indeed both ways are used in the literature to describe the concept of multiple scattering. Here only the Lippmann-Schwinger equation for the T operator will be considered.
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Abstract In terms of the T operator. Indeed both ways are used in the literature to describe the concept of multiple scattering. Here only the Lippmann-Schwinger equation for the T operator will be considered.
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BREMSSTRAHLUNG FROM MULTIPLE SCATTERING
Nuclear Physics, 1958Abstract It has been predicted, by largely classical arguments, that destructive interference of the radiation from the many collisions greatly reduces the rate of energy loss by very high energy electrons undergoing multiple scattering. It is observed that this is incompatible with a standard formula in classical theory, and the discrepancy is ...
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Multiple scattering in single scatterers
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2004Scattering by a multilayered scatterer is analyzed via a novel multiple-scattering approach. Based on the recognition that multiple scattering occurs within single scatterers having internal interfaces, the solution procedure follows the physical process, and yields analytically exact solutions.
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Multiple scattering plus single scattering
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms, 1986The angular distribution is calculated for a particle beam which has undergone both single scattering through a prescribed angle and multiple scattering. The usual assumptions are made: the target scatterers are immobile, and are homogeneously and randomly distributed, only binary collision events occur and the scattering has azimuthal symmetry, energy
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