Published January 31, 1995 | Version Published
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Accelerated modeling of light transport in heterogeneous tissues using superposition of virtual sources

  • 1. ROR icon The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
  • 2. ROR icon Rice University

Abstract

We present a perturbation theory for diffusive light transport in turbid media, which allows us to model the light distribution around inhomogeneities of complex geometries. The diffusion equation for an inhomogeneous medium is transformed into an equivalent integral equation that can be solved with a fast iterative numerical algorithm. This method models three dimensional geometries considerably faster than standard methods. Furthermore, the integral formulation supports an intuitive understanding of the physical processes.

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© 1995 Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE).

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