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1 Lecture 4

2 statistical description

3 stochastic equation is a random function

4 Parabolic (paraxial) approximation
< > < > Small Perturbations; Local Perturbations; Smooth Perturbations; Path Integral Feynman diagrams Fokker-Plank Equation Random Matrix Theory Supersymmetry Parabolic (paraxial) approximation

5 propagator

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8 < > < > < > < > < >

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11 1 2 3

12 single scattering (first Born) approximation

13 random function < > < >

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15 in the far zone

16 far zone

17 resonant Bragg scattering

18 V energy flux density Differential SCS

19 Total SCS

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21 INVERSE PROBLEM

22 energy conservation

23 energy conservation ?

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25 Extinction Length energy conservation !

26 small perturbation, weak total scattering
(Energy of the scattered field) (Energy of the incident field)

27 smooth perturbations is not necessarily small new small parameter

28 Parabolic Approximation

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31 Parabolic Equation

32 forward scattering backscattering

33 small angle of scattering

34 Geometrical Optics

35 eikonal amplitude

36 Phase fluctuations

37 Amplitude fluctuations

38 Multiple scattering! Compare to the result of the first Born approximation (single scattering) Gaussian random function

39 Transverse Ray Deflection
Optical Magnus effect Transverse Ray Deflection POLARIZATION helicity

40 there is neither no polarization in the equations of rays
helicity

41 Transverse Ray Deflection
linear polarization

42 Limits of validity of GO approximation
rays, no diffraction

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44 Multiple scattering

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47 <….……………………………… >

48 odd even Gaussian

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