Multiple scattering effect on backscattering from a random medium
S. Ito, Saburo Adachi
Abstract
S. Ito, Saburo Adachi
Abstract
The backscattering from a random medium is analytically studied. The result gives a mathematical foundation to the cumulative forward-scatter single-backscatter (CFSB) approximation proposed by de Wolf. The multiple scattering effects on backscattering of a plane wave incidence are examined for both Fresnel and Fraunhofer scatterings with various correlation functions of turbulence. As a result, it is found that the multiple scattering effect on the backscattering is sensitive to the statistical properties of the fluctuating medium.
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The backscattering from a random medium is analytically studied. The result gives a mathematical foundation to the cumulative forward-scatter single-backscatter (CFSB) approximation proposed by de Wolf. The multiple scattering effects on backscattering of a plane wave incidence are examined for both Fresnel and Fraunhofer scatterings with various correlation functions of turbulence. As a result, it is found that the multiple scattering effect on the backscattering is sensitive to the statistical properties of the fluctuating medium.
Key concepts: Backscatter (email), Scattering, Coherent backscattering, Physics, Optics, Born approximation, Computational physics, Plane wave