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Modified distorted Born iterative method with an approximate Fréchet derivative for optical diffusion tomography

Ye et al., 1999

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Ye J
Webb K
Millane R
Downar T
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In frequency-domain optical diffusion imaging, the magnitude and the phase of modulated light propagated through a highly scattering medium are used to reconstruct an image of the scattering and absorption coefficients in the medium. Although current reconstruction …
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