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A new Monte Carlo method for estimation of time asymptotic parameters of polarized radiation. / Tracheva, Natalya; Ukhinov, Sergey.

в: Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, Том 161, 01.07.2019, стр. 84-92.

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Tracheva N, Ukhinov S. A new Monte Carlo method for estimation of time asymptotic parameters of polarized radiation. Mathematics and Computers in Simulation. 2019 июль 1;161:84-92. doi: 10.1016/j.matcom.2018.10.001

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abstract = "In this work we discuss the problem of estimation of time asymptotic parameters of polarized radiation flux in the scattering and absorbing media, illuminated by an external or an internal source. We construct a distinctive weighted Monte Carlo algorithm for evaluation of asymptotic parameters and time distribution density of polarized radiation flux. This algorithm is based on the randomized projective evaluation of the functionals via the orthonormal polynomial expansion of a special kind. We provide results of performed numerical simulation of the time distribution of the radiation intensity and degree of polarization, scattered by semi-infinite layer of the scattering and absorbing media.",
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AU - Ukhinov, Sergey

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PY - 2019/7/1

Y1 - 2019/7/1

N2 - In this work we discuss the problem of estimation of time asymptotic parameters of polarized radiation flux in the scattering and absorbing media, illuminated by an external or an internal source. We construct a distinctive weighted Monte Carlo algorithm for evaluation of asymptotic parameters and time distribution density of polarized radiation flux. This algorithm is based on the randomized projective evaluation of the functionals via the orthonormal polynomial expansion of a special kind. We provide results of performed numerical simulation of the time distribution of the radiation intensity and degree of polarization, scattered by semi-infinite layer of the scattering and absorbing media.

AB - In this work we discuss the problem of estimation of time asymptotic parameters of polarized radiation flux in the scattering and absorbing media, illuminated by an external or an internal source. We construct a distinctive weighted Monte Carlo algorithm for evaluation of asymptotic parameters and time distribution density of polarized radiation flux. This algorithm is based on the randomized projective evaluation of the functionals via the orthonormal polynomial expansion of a special kind. We provide results of performed numerical simulation of the time distribution of the radiation intensity and degree of polarization, scattered by semi-infinite layer of the scattering and absorbing media.

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KW - Polarized radiation transfer

KW - Randomized projective estimator

KW - Time asymptotics

KW - INTENSITY

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