The present contribution deals with ray propagation in semi-infinite percolation lattices consisting of a succession of uniform density layers. The problem of analytically evaluating the probability that a single ray penetrates up to a prescribed level before being reflected back into the above empty half-plane is addressed. A hybrid approach, exploiting the complementarity of two mathematical models in dealing with uniform configurations, is presented and assessed through numerical ray-tracing-based experiments to show improvements upon previous predictions techniques.
A Hybrid Approach for Modeling Stochastic Ray Propagation in Stratified Random Lattices
Martini, Anna;Massa, Andrea
2007-01-01
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The present contribution deals with ray propagation in semi-infinite percolation lattices consisting of a succession of uniform density layers. The problem of analytically evaluating the probability that a single ray penetrates up to a prescribed level before being reflected back into the above empty half-plane is addressed. A hybrid approach, exploiting the complementarity of two mathematical models in dealing with uniform configurations, is presented and assessed through numerical ray-tracing-based experiments to show improvements upon previous predictions techniques.File in questo prodotto:
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