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Cairns and Foley 1993
, and J.T. Foley, 1993: Contribution of the second-order Born approximation to the scattered intensity. Opt. Commun., 101, 144-150.
Weak scattering is usually analyzed by using the first-order terms for the field to calculate the scattered intensity. We investigate the contribution to the scattered intensity made by the product of the zeroth-order and second-order terms of the Born approximation for the field, for two different geometries, for the case in which the scattering potential is a zero-mean random process and the scattering medium is quasi-homogeneous. It is shown that in some situations the product of first-order terms is sufficient for calculating the scattered intensity, but that in other situations the contribution from the product of the zeroth-order and second-order terms must be included. This result is directly applicable to the question of whether spectral shifts will be observed in scattering from elastic media.
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@article{ca09800r, author={Cairns, B. and Foley, J. T.}, title={Contribution of the second-order Born approximation to the scattered intensity}, year={1993}, journal={Optics Communications}, volume={101}, pages={144--150}, }
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TY - JOUR ID - ca09800r AU - Cairns, B. AU - Foley, J. T. PY - 1993 TI - Contribution of the second-order Born approximation to the scattered intensity JA - Opt. Commun. JO - Optics Communications VL - 101 SP - 144 EP - 150 ER -
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