Dickinson et al., 2004 - Google Patents
Reflection and scatteringDickinson et al., 2004
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- 3726672562810041251
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- Dickinson R
- Nassiri D
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- Physical principles of medical ultrasonics
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Scattering is the fundamental information-coding phenomenon that lies at the heart of investigative ultrasound methods. Systematic interest in the subject dates only from the 1970s (Chivers 1977, 1978; Hill et al. 1978) and a very useful overview of developments in …
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