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Acousto-electrical speckle pattern in Lorentz force electrical impedance tomography

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Figure 1. An ultrasound wave is transmitted in a conductive medium placed in a magnetic field
Figure 2. A transducer is transmitting ultrasound pulses toward a sample placed in an oil tank placed in a magnetic field
Figure 3. Picture of the 2x6x6 cm 3 imaged bovine rib muscle sample, with many fat inclusions
Figure 5. (A) Lorentz force electrical impedance tomography (LFEIT) image of the bovine muscle sample

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