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Determination of the Coefficient of Light Absorption via Transformation of a Pulse in a Disperse Medium

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We suggested and substantiated an algorithm for solving the inverse problem of determining the coefficient of absorption of light for the case of a disperse medium (body) V from the known time scans of the powers (fluxes) of radiation. The algorithm is based on strict integral relations and is applied when the coefficient of scattering, scattering indicatrix, and the optical dimensions of the body V are unknown. Using the properties of the solutions of direct boundary-value problems of radiation transfer theory and statistical modeling, the efficiency of the algorithm for disperse media of various configurations is shown.

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    V. Ya. Anisimov & N. N. Rogovtsov

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Anisimov, V.Y., Rogovtsov, N.N. Determination of the Coefficient of Light Absorption via Transformation of a Pulse in a Disperse Medium. Journal of Applied Spectroscopy 69, 884–895 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022418622113

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