C++ code for Monte Carlo calculation of optical scattering in multi-layer material. Described in RH Streater, A-MR Lieberson, AL Pintar. and ZH Levine, "A parallel version of MCML and an Inverse Monte Carlo Algorithm to Calculate Optical Scattering Parameters," J. Res. NIST, https://doi.org/10.6028/jresnist.122.038. See also the main article RH Streater, A-MR Lieberson, AL Pintar, CC Cooksey, and P Lemaillet, unpublished.
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Title | MCMLpar: A parallel version of the MCML code in C++ |
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Description | C++ code for Monte Carlo calculation of optical scattering in multi-layer material. Described in RH Streater, A-MR Lieberson, AL Pintar. and ZH Levine, "A parallel version of MCML and an Inverse Monte Carlo Algorithm to Calculate Optical Scattering Parameters," J. Res. NIST, https://doi.org/10.6028/jresnist.122.038. See also the main article RH Streater, A-MR Lieberson, AL Pintar, CC Cooksey, and P Lemaillet, unpublished. |
Modified | 2017-09-20 |
Publisher Name | National Institute of Standards and Technology |
Contact | mailto:[email protected] |
Keywords | MCML ; light scattering ; optical scattering ; C++ ; parallel ; Monte Carlo |
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