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An estimation of the photon tomography resolution power using statistical simulation

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Abstract

The resolution power of photon tomography methods is an important characteristic and it is mainly determined by the photon trajectory uncertainty. To estimate this quantity we calculate the root-mean-square deviation of photon trajectories from the mean path, the initial and final space-time points of trajectory being fixed. We apply the Monte-Carlo procedure in order to calculate the photon-travel deviation variance. In this paper we confine ourselves to infinite isotropically scattering media.

© 2001 OSA/SPIE

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