1968
DOI: 10.1021/ie50706a006
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Light Scattering

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“…Light scattering refers to the phenomenon that a portion of light propagates deviating from the original direction when light passes through the medium with discrete variations in the refractive index. 101 Scattering is divided into incoherent scattering (uncertain phase of incident and scattered light) (Figure 10a) and coherent scattering (determined phase of incident and scattered light) (Figure 10b). 102 Herein, we focus on incoherent scattering.…”
Section: Generation Of Optical Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Light scattering refers to the phenomenon that a portion of light propagates deviating from the original direction when light passes through the medium with discrete variations in the refractive index. 101 Scattering is divided into incoherent scattering (uncertain phase of incident and scattered light) (Figure 10a) and coherent scattering (determined phase of incident and scattered light) (Figure 10b). 102 Herein, we focus on incoherent scattering.…”
Section: Generation Of Optical Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%