The coupling between the Monte Carlo (MC) method and geometrical optics to improve accuracy is investigated. The results obtained show improved agreement with previous experimental data, demonstrating that the MC method, when coupled with simple geometrical optics, can simulate multiple scattering with enhanced fidelity.

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