论文信息 - Application of the vector Monte-Carlo method in polarisation optical coherence tomography

Application of the vector Monte-Carlo method in polarisation optical coherence tomography

The vector Monte-Carlo method is developed and applied to polarisation optical coherence tomography. The basic principles of simulation of the propagation of polarised electromagnetic radiation with a small coherence length are considered under conditions of multiple scattering. The results of numerical simulations for Rayleigh scattering well agree with the Milne solution generalised to the case of an electromagnetic field and with theoretical calculations in the diffusion approximation.

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