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Optical transmission in highly concentrated dispersions

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Abstract

The intensity temporal profiles of diffusive light propagation in highly concentrated (up to volume fraction ϕ0.55) dispersions measured by 100-fs laser pulses showed an increase in transport scattering mean free path above a critical concentration. This observation confirms the previous theoretical predictions of enhanced transmission at high particle concentrations due to correlated scattering. The correlation effects are accounted for by incorporating a hard sphere Percus–Yevick static structure factor into the prediction of transport mean free path.

© 1998 Optical Society of America

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