A Phase Field Model For A Geometrical Description Of Micropores Constrained By A Solid Network
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Reconstruction algorithms for Optical Diffuse Tomography (ODT) rely heavily on fast and accurate forward models. Arbitrary geometries and boundary conditions need to be handled rigorously since they are the only input to the inverse problem. From this pers ...