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Speckle statistics in optical coherence tomography

Theo Lasser, Boris Clément Karamata, Kai Hassler
2005
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Abstract

The two previously reported calculations of the amplitude distribution of speckles in optical coherence tomography, each based on a different mathematical formulation, yield different results. We show that a modification of an initial assumption in one of the formulations leads to equivalent results. (c) 2005 Optical Society of America.

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