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A Reciprocal Formulation of Nonexponential Radiative Transfer. 3: Binary Mixtures

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arxiv 1903.08783 v1 pith:W6HMR2S2 submitted 2019-03-21 cond-mat.stat-mech

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We derive the form of reciprocal generalized radiative transfer (RGRT) that includes the Levermore-Pomraning attenuation law for paths leaving a deterministic origin. The resulting model describes linear transport within multi-dimensional stochastic binary mixtures with Markovian mixing statistics and nonstochastic albedo and phase function. The derivation includes a new attenuation law and related free-path distribution between collisions, which was previously estimated using a Monte Carlo approach. We also show that previous stationary descriptions of binary mixtures with binomial mixing statistics reduce to exponential attenuations and, thus, have an exact homogenization within classical radiative transfer.

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