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A circuit model for diffusive breast imaging and a numerical algorithm for its inverse problem

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Figure 2.1:  An  Ellipse of Constant  Influence
Figure  2.2:  Plexiglas tank filled with  Intralipid-10% T M  solution  and two  glass rods filled with absorbing  green  dye.
Figure  2.3:  Two absorbers  placed 2 cm  apart and  1.2 cm  away from the detector edge:  computer  simulation  result  (..) and  experimental  peak  and  dip  locations (+);  output  potential  due  to  nominal  absorption  (a),  output  potential  with
Figure  2.4:  Two  absorbers placed 3 cm apart and 2.0 cm away from the detector edge:  computer  simulation  result  (_)  and  experimental  peak  and  dip  locations (+);  output  potential  due  to  nominal  absorption  (a),  output  potential  with per
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